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    Default License To Carry Handgun (LTCH) with Public Intoxication (PI) conviction

    I know this might not be the best place to get info about this but I am going to ask anyway.
    I was arrested for PI about 3 months ago and took a ple agreement. I got a class B misdemeanor on my record . This is the only thing on my record. I know the law only states felony or crimes with a min of 1 year in jail.
    But the application for LTCH ask about misdemeanors also.
    Will this PI keep me from getting my LTCH?





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    Anyone want to provide any info on this?
    I was able to buy a new pistol from a FFL gun store.
    I got a 3 day wait on it but it did go through. Still looking for info about LTCH.
    Guess I will just have to find out on my own..
    Anyone know if you get your money back if your denied?

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    Typically, you do not get your money back, would depend on the state but would suspect no.

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    I see nothing in Ind. Code § 35-47-2- 1 through 24, which prevent you from getting a LTCH in Indiana.

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    This should not prevent you from getting your LTCH. They may ask for additional info to help them make a determination though.

    If you haven't found them already two good Indiana discussion forums are:
    Hoosier Gun Club - Powered by vBulletin
    INGunOwners - Indiana Gun Owners Community
    Colorado Gun Owners - COGO
    A discussion forum for Colorado Gun Owners.

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    I just received my license to carry in the mail Today! Very excited... Anyway I had a battery charge and possession of marijuana charge, both over 10 years ago though and not even a speeding ticket since. Both were misdemeanor charges and I talked to local law enforcement and explained my charges, filled out application, got fingerprinted and 125 dollars and 7 weeks later I received my license in the mail. Also if I would have been denied all of the state fee would have been refunded and all but 10 dollars of the local fee I would have got back. Hope this helps!

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    Just noticed how old the post was... Oh well maybe it will help someone else with the same question if you have already taken care of your license!

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    I highly doubt this would keep you from getting your license. When it comes to alcohol, I know they won't give you one if you are an alcoholic but I can't see them passing you up for one small charge like that.

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