Originally Posted by
blues
H, I thought it was at least ten years of service. Has that provision changed? (Not that it applies to us, just curious.)
Glenn, I retired in FL but here in NC, since I can't qualify with ICE, I qualify with the local sheriff's office using the same (off-duty) qualification courses they use for both day and nighttime. I submit my paperwork, payment and a copy of my "retired" creds to the Dept of Justice and they issue me a card which states I have successfully completed the qualifications, the applicable dates and the firearms qualified with. That card and my retired creds allow me to carry in the 50 states.
In fact, I just shot an email off to the lieutenant asking him to set me up for a range day.