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Thank you Vol Texan for the welcome and we'll wishes. (As my wife would say) "as we go down that river together", we will address what we find necessary. And enjoy the journey.

I'm starting to see that. Just got a gun belt from Amerihide. Haven't tried it yet. Been running a new pair of wranglers through the wash to get them broken in. A new pair that's bigger than what I'm used to. I'm seeing it as a system. By midweek, I should be giving it a try.
Thanks, Keith

And, yes. Thanks sjf. My response time's a little slow as I'm at work.
My "ears" are open.
My experience with firearms has more to do with a little S. Texas bird huntin' many years ago and waitin' on an old white tail in the N. E. part of the state. Getting ready to go for a cc license is a little different. I'm seeing where this forum will be my go to place for good info and good folks.
Thanks, Keith

Actually, no I did not.

And, now that I've made my way to work and am using my smart phone, it can't spell bersa very well with these fingers. Lol.

I'm about half an hour south of Texarkana. I've had a few local recommendations. And stumbled across a website somewhat local to me. I haven't looked for listing on this forum yet. As far as any future gun purchases, it's getting down to wants. I have a compact 1911, a holster I'm trying to make friends with, a versa thunder I bought for my wife to use. Other than that, I got an itch for a Beretta 85 I wish I didn't pass up about 15 years ago. The Beretta may have to wait. Might be better to put my money on an AR or Ruger mini ranch. The license class will fit in when the holster for the bersa comes in and we get proficient with the equipment. At least that's my thinking so far.

Lol. No doubt, rotor. And to add to that, she's a piano teacher. Strength and dexterity she already possesses in her hands are what a lot of shooters workout their hands for.

Thanks for the reply. I wasn't aware that the paperwork that went with the purchase of a handgun wasn't actually registering it to the buyer. And the extra insight about possibly a second responsible person on hand could make life a little easier.
Thanks, Keith

BTW. Whether she goes as far as actually applying for the permit will be a bridge that will be crossed later. Until then, I think the class will open up the awareness of it all. She's not "clueless". We both think it would do us well to see it together.

Working my way up to a CHL. I want my wife to go with me so we are both equally aware of the whole process. Before I buy the next gun..... Is she required to have the gun she will use in the class to be registered in her name? Or it being registered in my name is good enough?

Thanks, Keith