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by Morgan
Sat Mar 07, 2009 10:37 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: DPS Processing Times
Replies: 640
Views: 197716

Re: DPS Processing Times

And to answer your question, yes, guns have a wide range of trigger sensitivity or pull weight. Consider going to a range that rents various guns and finding which ones you're more comfortable with. My Beretta PX4 has a nice healthy double action trigger pull, and a fairly light single action, as well as a pin block safety so the pin cannot engage without the hammer all the way back. Safety is key.
by Morgan
Mon Jan 05, 2009 1:01 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: DPS Processing Times
Replies: 640
Views: 197716

Re: DPS Processing Times

It appears to be very helpful pretty often, and never harmful, as long as you're polite and respectful.
by Morgan
Sat Dec 13, 2008 3:04 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: DPS Processing Times
Replies: 640
Views: 197716

Re: DPS Processing Times

NEW OR RENEWAL: New
NAME: stated
DATE A COMPLETE APPLICATION RECEIVED BY DPS: 11/04/2008
DATE LICENSE WAS RECEIVED: 12/13/2008
TOTAL NUMBER OF DAYS IN PROCESSING: er... 39 if you count total duration... status went into "in processing" on 11/19 and "complete" on 12/11 so from when they started until I was cleared was 22 days
DID YOU RECEIVE A LETTER FROM DPS REGARDING A DELAY: no delay, no letter
DID YOU CAUSE ANY DELAY IN PROCESSING. IF YES, EXPLAIN: no
IF DPS GAVE YOU A VERBAL EXPLANATION (EXCUSE) FOR ANY DELAY, PLEASE EXPLAIN: none
WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION LATER: Anything you need, just ask

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