Posted on Nov 19, 2013

When will the national Military Police Concealed Weapons Permit (HR 218) go into effect?

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http://www.ammoland.com/2013/07/law-enforcement-officers-safety-act-allows-m Consistantly seeing these advertisements but not a concrete answer when it is in effects and which states will adhear to the permit. Anyone have news?

Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act Allows Military Police to Concealed Carry in 50 States

What H.R. 218 did was give police including military police officers the ability to carry a concealed firearm in any State or US possession, such as Puerto Rico...

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Capt Richard I P.

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I'd like to see the right to carry extended to all military. I'd like to see the "Armed Forces" authorized to be Armed more debate on the topic. Join the debate on this thread by SSG(P) (Join to see) and let us know what you think. http://www.rallypoint.com/answers/concealed-carry-for-cac-holders?page=1&urlhash=317205#317205

Concealed carry for all current service members (CAC holders)? | RallyPoint

Should uniformed military be allowed to conceal carry any were in the U.S. with a CAC as a license due to increased threats to military personnel?

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Capt James Clement

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OF COURSE they should be allowed to carry. Open or concealed. Who are we kidding? If you don't agree with me, read the below. Why do these people get to carry, but military members don't?

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/09/14/armed-epa-agents-in-alaska-shed-light-on-70-fed-agencies-with-armed-divisions/

Armed EPA raid in Alaska sheds light on 70 fed agencies with armed divisions

The recent uproar over armed EPA agents descending on tiny Alaska mining town is shedding light again on the fact 40 federal agencies – including nearly a dozen typically not associated with law enforcement -- have armed division.

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Capt Richard I P.

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Capt James Clement Welcome to the debate brother, check out the more expansive argument on the other link above, particularly the 10 points near the top we're trying to scrape together as broad policy recommendations to arm all of our "armed forces. "

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Capt Richard I P.

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MSgt Jay Prime I think you'd like our other discussion, http://www.rallypoint.com/answers/concealed-carry-for-cac-holders?page=1&urlhash=317205#317205
I'd really like your thoughts on the 10 points we came up with over there, make sure to make them under that thread or "@" me on it so I can see it.

Concealed carry for all current service members (CAC holders)? | RallyPoint

Should uniformed military be allowed to conceal carry any were in the U.S. with a CAC as a license due to increased threats to military personnel?

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Capt Richard I P.

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A further follow-up to the above discussion: A related gun-rights discussion is available here, come support the right of the armed forces to be armed!: http://www.rallypoint.com/answers/arm-the-armed-forces

Arm the Armed Forces! | RallyPoint

The outcome of the discussion "Concealed carry for CAC holders?" by [~222148:SGT Bernard Boyer III]. Below follows my skeleton letter to congress, based on the edits RP members have suggested to the 10 points. Anyone and everyone is welcome to edit and personalize the letter for their own use in writing to their congressional representatives. We sent a mass email on 3 January, the swearing in of the new congress, now it's a free for all. You...

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SSgt (Join to see)

Posted 8 y ago

It is in effect right now under LEOSA. All military police are considered federal law enforcement officers under HR 218. As long as they pay for the permit, and carry that permit on them, they can conceal carry. On military installations, the wing commander has approval authority. Air Force Brigadier General Jamerson (top cop) came to FE Warren AFB a few years ago and briefed us about the LEOSA program.

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MGySgt James Forward

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For active duty that may be true<
Is the exemption provided by the law total—can I now carry anywhere at any
time?
No. The new law exempts all qualified active and retired law enforcement officers from State and local laws with respect to the carrying of concealed firearms. These officers are not exempt from Federal law or regulation, which governs the carriage of firearms onto aircraft or other “common carriers,” Federal buildings, Federal property, or national parks.

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LTC (Join to see)

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They are doing Bata testing at Fort Hood now. It won't be long now.

The Airforce has alowed base commanders to allow MPs to carry on/off duty with these creds and several bases alow it.

http://www.leosaarmy.com/

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LTC (Join to see)

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I just got my LEOSA credentials in the mail last week.

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