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<blockquote data-quote="inactive" data-source="post: 2696539" data-attributes="member: 7488"><p>I'm all for "constitutional," no-permit carry and I do agree that a fee of $20 a year paid in $100 or $200 installments could preclude some people from seeking a license. But do you really think the state makes that much on these after considering the costs to process and maintain the licenses? I think $100 per applicant is about what we end up paying people (after considering their salary and benefits and mailing and paper and ink, etc...) to push the paper at the government desks. So how much of it is profit versus simply breaking even? </p><p></p><p>Again, no permits would eliminate the expenses of the program and thus no fees would need to be collected and I am <em><u>all for that</u></em>. But is really a huge money maker?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="inactive, post: 2696539, member: 7488"] I'm all for "constitutional," no-permit carry and I do agree that a fee of $20 a year paid in $100 or $200 installments could preclude some people from seeking a license. But do you really think the state makes that much on these after considering the costs to process and maintain the licenses? I think $100 per applicant is about what we end up paying people (after considering their salary and benefits and mailing and paper and ink, etc...) to push the paper at the government desks. So how much of it is profit versus simply breaking even? Again, no permits would eliminate the expenses of the program and thus no fees would need to be collected and I am [I][U]all for that[/U][/I]. But is really a huge money maker? [/QUOTE]
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