EMERGENCY ISSUE OF CONCEALED HANDGUN PERMIT The general statutes of NC allow for the sheriff of a county to issue an emergency permit to carry a concealed handgun provided certain requirements are met. Those requirements are below. 14-415.15 Issuance or Denial of Permit (b) Upon presentment to the sheriff of the items required under G.S. 14-415.13(a)(1), (2), and (3), the sheriff may issue a temporary permit for a period not to exceed 90 days to a person who the sheriff reasonably believes is in an emergency situation that may constitute a risk of safety to the person, the person's family or property. The temporary permit may not be renewed and may be revoked by the sheriff without a hearing. § 14-415.13. Application for a permit; fingerprints. (a) A person shall apply to the sheriff of the county in which the person resides to obtain a concealed handgun permit. The applicant shall submit to the sheriff all of the following: (1) An application, completed under oath, on a form provided by the sheriff. (2) A nonrefundable permit fee. (3) A full set of fingerprints of the applicant administered by the sheriff. | |
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| “This class was very informational. I think before citizens are able to purchase a firearm they should be required to take this class. By being in this class I was able to learn my rights as a firearm owning citizen. The class was perfect, it included an instructional video and there was material available for hands on learning. The instructors were very involved and really cared that you were able to understand the materials covered in the classroom. The instructors used real life scenarios that helped class retain material.” |
| Rodney Reddick |
| “This class is a very good class. It help me learn a lot of stuff, like safely. I feel good about this class.” |
| Shane Howell |
| “This class is great for the understanding and confidence in using a handgun. The instruction of the class helps you determine when and what you need to do in case any situation arises. As far as things to do better for the class, I would say keep everything the same. All points were explained as needed and were given opportunity to ask and get questions answered.” |
| Anthony Floyd AnthonyFloyd@ Allstate.com |
