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Mailman was kind today! CHL in hand! Woot-woot! Even took a stroll this evening through Wally Land with 13 defensive rounds in my Springfield at my side. Cool!

Hang in there folks. It does finally come. 65 days from mailbox "out" to mailbox "in".

Last check of TXDPS website just completed because.... Da-da-da-Dah!...

Plastic is "Mailed"!!!

Now, substitute website check with the daily mail watch. Why is this so much like Christmas? Jeez, no kidding, I feel like I did 36 years ago as a 10 year old looking through the Daisy BB Gun catalog counting down the weeks and days until Santa would drop off my Spittin' Image 30 shot "rifle".

Updated this morning from 'Manufacture Pending' to 'Manufacturing'...

Home stretch, Baby! One last corner to the checkered flag...

Yes!!!
Out of background check finally!
Check took 23 days.
Almost there!

z_clark wrote:I am now "Manufacturing pending" as of 7AM March 26

Mailed regular mail: Feb 12
Recieved/background pending: March 9
BACKGROUND CHECK COMPLETED: March 26

I mailed mine from Dallas the same day as you (Feb 12), but went to 'background check' 5 days later. Hoping thats a good sign that I'm within a few days of moving to completed as well. One consistent thing I've noticed on this forum is that there is NO consistency. Oh well, it will come when it comes.

Finally! Proof that my packet made it to TXDPS and isn't rolling around stuck to the right rear tire of a USPS truck! Packet received and background check begun this morning! Nice to see some movement after 30 days of waiting. Hope it's not another 30 from here. I'm wearing the glass out on my iPad screen checking the status so much.

Getting a bit frustrating now. I mailed my packet over a month ago and still no update that they've even received it yet. Sent TXDPS an email late last week and got a quick response (be it a form letter response) stating that I should expect nothing until 4 weeks. But I see so many of you who got your first status update around 3 weeks or less. I just want to know that the ball is in their court, that my paperwork really is at least in a giant stack somewhere and not blowing across the Texas prairie like a tumbleweed.

Jumping on the pile.