[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Concealed Carry Numbers (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 2/23/2012 6:45:12 AM EDT
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Found this interesting.
Taken from: http://www.missouricarry.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58304 Originally Posted By digitalexplr
Ok, folks. You asked for you, now you have it. Go here: http://dor.mo.gov/publicreports/ Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page. One link will let you view the up-to-date figures online. The other will let you copy the data for use in Excel or similar program. Here's the link for the online figures if you don't want to bother scrolling down the page: http://dor.mo.gov/publicreports/di35i42_liscwcr_report.txt The data is updated monthly. My county (Ozark Co) has a total of 278 How many does yours? |
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Over 6k. We be packin'! Now if some enterprising person could cross these number with the population of each county so we could see some percentages.... That page link has number of registered drivers, which may be a more accurate portrayal of those that CAN carry. For example, STL county has 706,095 licensed drivers that are old enough to carry. There are 15,682 permits in STL county. A whopping 2.22% of St. Louis County drivers have CCW permits. 4,019,878 drivers state-wide old enough to carry, 132,355 permits issued state-wide. ~3.3% of the driving population has a CCW permit. |
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Here's the pdf I made up. The first column of numbers is the total # of permits issued in the county. The second column is the total population of that county. The last column represents the percentage of the population in that county that has permits.
Thanks to giltweasel for hosting it 
http://www.giltweasel.com/stuff/CCW%20Stats.pdf To save you the effort, Marion county has the largest percentage of CCW holders in the state, St. Louis City has the lowest. |
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101,000 in Franklin County... So 3% of the total population. I guess the rest who are of age think the 911 will save them... Oh I'm sure the number is slightly higher due to people carrying on a out of state license. 
Or those that say concealed means concealed
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Here's the pdf I made up. The first column of numbers is the total # of permits issued in the county. The second column is the total population of that county. The last column represents the percentage of the population in that county that has permits. Thanks to giltweasel for hosting it
http://www.giltweasel.com/stuff/CCW%20Stats.pdf To save you the effort, Marion county has the largest percentage of CCW holders in the state, St. Louis City has the lowest. Thanks for doing that! I note Marion Co is on the border with Illinois just across from Quincy IL. I've heard that Quincy is a crappy town but have never been there. Now if we could see a report of monthy crimes committed by county, compare numbers, we could look for trends. |
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Oh I'm sure the number is slightly higher due to people carrying on a out of state license.
Or those that say concealed means concealed I know a few folks that are not done with their citizenship so they carry on a Utah or Florida permit. That's a stupid oversight in our law IMHO. |
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Oh I'm sure the number is slightly higher due to people carrying on a out of state license.
Or those that say concealed means concealed I know a few folks that are not done with their citizenship so they carry on a Utah or Florida permit. That's a stupid oversight in our law IMHO. Explain that bit to me. Are you talking US citizenship or MO residency? |
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Oh I'm sure the number is slightly higher due to people carrying on a out of state license.
Or those that say concealed means concealed I know a few folks that are not done with their citizenship so they carry on a Utah or Florida permit. That's a stupid oversight in our law IMHO. Explain that bit to me. Are you talking US citizenship or MO residency? Have to wait 6 months in MO assuming that's what he was talking about. I have a Florida permit and never plan on getting a MO permit, I was under the impression it was not needed. |
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Have to wait 6 months in MO assuming that's what he was talking about. I have a Florida permit and never plan on getting a MO permit, I was under the impression it was not needed. It isn't required, you are gtg. Out of the four people in my family that I know have a ccw, only one has a MO. |
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Have to wait 6 months in MO assuming that's what he was talking about. I have a Florida permit and never plan on getting a MO permit, I was under the impression it was not needed. It isn't required, you are gtg. Out of the four people in my family that I know have a ccw, only one has a MO. This, the 6 month MO residency requirement was removed in either 2011 or 2010. Basically as soon as you can prove residency in this state you can apply |
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St. Louis Shitty - 3,300. I thought it would be more than that. By land area it's one of the highest with 50 per square mile, while St. Louis county has 30 per square mile, and the state average is 2 per square mile. Yet it has one of the lowest rate per head. |
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Back a few post, it was noted about out of state permits. As I heard it, Utah will no longer be one of those out of state permits. Cant for the life of me remember, but I think it Utah no longer wants to issue permits to non-residents. Utah will no longer issue permits to out of state residents, unless they already possess a permit issued by their own state. So for us MO residents, the only benefit is being able to carry in Wisconsin on a UT permit. For $5, I'll keep renewing it every 5 yrs. PA also works in WI, but I they make you apply/renew in person now, so that's dead on renewal for me. |
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Back a few post, it was noted about out of state permits. As I heard it, Utah will no longer be one of those out of state permits. Cant for the life of me remember, but I think it Utah no longer wants to issue permits to non-residents. Utah will no longer issue permits to out of state residents, unless they already possess a permit issued by their own state. So for us MO residents, the only benefit is being able to carry in Wisconsin on a UT permit. For $5, I'll keep renewing it every 5 yrs. PA also works in WI, but I they make you apply/renew in person now, so that's dead on renewal for me. Thinking I should get a UT permit. What all do need for one? |
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Well hello neighbor....Howell county here
1,086 issued here to date. I helped with a class today to add a few more to that. Quoted:
Found this interesting. Taken from: http://www.missouricarry.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58304 Originally Posted By digitalexplr
Ok, folks. You asked for you, now you have it. Go here: http://dor.mo.gov/publicreports/ Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page. One link will let you view the up-to-date figures online. The other will let you copy the data for use in Excel or similar program. Here's the link for the online figures if you don't want to bother scrolling down the page: http://dor.mo.gov/publicreports/di35i42_liscwcr_report.txt The data is updated monthly. My county (Ozark Co) has a total of 278 How many does yours? |
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Friend of mine lives in West Plains. We've shoot at the free MO DNR range just south of WP.
I get over there at least once a week. We should get together to shoot in WP or my place here in Theodosia. Quoted:
Well hello neighbor....Howell county here 1,086 issued here to date. I helped with a class today to add a few more to that. Quoted:
Found this interesting. Taken from: http://www.missouricarry.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58304 Originally Posted By digitalexplr
Ok, folks. You asked for you, now you have it. Go here: http://dor.mo.gov/publicreports/ Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page. One link will let you view the up-to-date figures online. The other will let you copy the data for use in Excel or similar program. Here's the link for the online figures if you don't want to bother scrolling down the page: http://dor.mo.gov/publicreports/di35i42_liscwcr_report.txt The data is updated monthly. My county (Ozark Co) has a total of 278 How many does yours? |
525 come on saline cty take the class, get trained, protect yourself. We have had more than enough break ins in the last year. Protect yourself, protect your family, protect your fellow man and protect whats yours. Armed citizens is our best weapon in a world full of thieves,thugs, and ruthless people.
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Back a few post, it was noted about out of state permits. As I heard it, Utah will no longer be one of those out of state permits. Cant for the life of me remember, but I think it Utah no longer wants to issue permits to non-residents. Utah will no longer issue permits to out of state residents, unless they already possess a permit issued by their own state. So for us MO residents, the only benefit is being able to carry in Wisconsin on a UT permit. For $5, I'll keep renewing it every 5 yrs. PA also works in WI, but I they make you apply/renew in person now, so that's dead on renewal for me. Ok, fine they will allow you to get a Utah as long as you have a MO permit. The point here delorean is that you will need to get a mo permit and that is the point that someone earlier said that he wondered how many people actually have a permit, just not a mo permit. Now those who do not have a mo permit but a Utah will have to get a mo permit or a Fla permit, or has Fla closed the back door like Utah? |
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525 come on saline cty take the class, get trained, protect yourself. We have had more than enough break ins in the last year. Protect yourself, protect your family, protect your fellow man and protect whats yours. Armed citizens is our best weapon in a world full of thieves,thugs, and ruthless people.Well, 2 of us moved to Cooper Co, with a whopping 420!!! |