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The document is a renewal application for retired law enforcement officers in Delaware seeking to carry a concealed deadly weapon under the Law Enforcement Officers' Safety Act of 2004 (LEOSA). It outlines the necessary personal information, legal affirmations, and compliance requirements that applicants must acknowledge, including training standards, criminal background checks, and restrictions on carrying firearms. The application also includes a declaration of truthfulness and requires notarization.

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Which state has the freest gun laws?

Best States for Gun Owners #8 Texas. #7 Oklahoma. #6 Missouri. #5 Mississippi. #4 Montana. #3 Arkansas. #2 West Virginia. #1 New Hampshire. New Hampshire is a Constitutional Carry state with incredibly relaxed gun laws and low crime rates.

What 3 states have the strictest gun laws?

Leading states for gun law strength in the United States as of January 2025 (index score) CharacteristicComposite score California 90.5 Massachusetts 86.5 Illinois 85.5 New York 859 more rows Jan 17, 2025

Which US state has the toughest gun laws?

California led the way in gun safety in the United States as of January 2025, with a composite score of 90.5 based on the presence of 50 key gun safety policies. Massachusetts followed, with a score of 86.5, while Illinois rounded out the top three with a score of 85.5.

Can you carry a gun without a license in the US?

As of 2022, almost all US states allow for open carry either without a permit or with a permit/license. The gun rights community has become supportive of the practice, while gun control groups are generally opposed.