Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire US Bank says my Tn conceal carry is not acceptable ID

I dumped all the”big bank” outfits years ago. I only carry Chase Saphire now and deal with regional banking entities.
The mega banks can go jump in the river.

Osky

Wanted to run this by a larger sampling of like-minded persons. Has anyone encountered this with cashing a check, or age verification of alcohol?

I don’t flash that around for ID, but my Tn Drivers Lic was on my visor and I was doing some sit-down business inside the bank.

Not sure about other states and yes I realize in some great states you don’t even have to have a state card for conceal carry.

Just FFS, our Tn handgun carry permit number IS same as your drivers license number. Has your photo on it, all the particulars, hologram elements, looks just like a DL
Have to get background TBI, all that good stuff.
Funny thing to add: not funny haha, but funny kinda queer, a Tn handgun carry permit is acceptable ID when applying for the REAL ID extra vetting ID thingie with the gold star.


Question is: is US Bank being anti-2nd Amendment ?

No the “state issued non-drivers license ID card” is specifying a particular document, not a class of IDs. That is, for those individuals who aren’t licensed to drive states issue an official ID. That’s what they’re allowing for there.

In Michigan our concealed carry permits are actually issued by County, but as has been pointed out the requirements for obtaining one are more stringent that’s those for a DL so it’d stand to reason a person who knows how to recognize the markings built into them for security/authenticity’s sake would accept, but more people aren’t trained in those markings.

I don’t think it’s an anti-2A reason they’re not taking it. Heck most ANTIs don’t even know it requires a background check to buy a gun much less that a license is required to carry one concealed.

Those who know, know.

Those who don't, don't, probably never will.

Doesn't have to make sense.

CCW harder to get than DL. Gotta have a DL to get a CCW, which requires a background check.

But ya gotta know what you're looking at, what it means, for it to make sense.

DF

I’m glad you posted in here, I was think of you when I started this thread.

I have their CIP,

Would my permit fit in their category for State issues Non-DL ?


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I have heard of that elsewhere....
Perhaps because it is issued at the county level?
But the CCP is defined by state law and is thus a state photo ID.

And, after all, drivers licenses are issued at the "district" level, and passports at the post office level. So it should be acceptable in my opinion...

My best guess is that they don't have a sample in their training book..

I have heard of that elsewhere....
Perhaps because it is issued at the county level?
But the CCP is defined by state law and is thus a state photo ID.

And, after all, drivers licenses are issued at the "district" level, and passports at the post office level. So it should be acceptable in my opinion...

My best guess is that they don't have a sample in their training book..

Yep I work for a bank and concealed carry licenses are not on our list of approved methods of identification.

There are lots of very official looking “IDs” around that don’t carry the same weight as a drivers license or passport so we are given rather specific instruction as to what we can and can’t use. Much of this has to do with readily recognizing a potential fraud and not enough people use concealed carry as ID so front liners can’t recognize legit from false.

In a small institution like mine a manager is given discretion and I would take it if that was all a person who I didn’t know had on them but most people carry their drivers license with them as faithfully as their concealed carry permit.

What's the big deal?

I carry my CCW and DL in my wallet at all times.

I very seldom go into a bank for any reason.

You can't expect bank tellers to use judgement. It's one of the lowest paid jobs there is.