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USA1 wrote:Good for them. I love to hear that young ladies make the decision to be able to protect themselves and I'll bet you're pleased and proud to help guide them down that road...just don't tell momma...shhh.

Yeah their mother is coming around, being they do live by themselves see can see the need, and I got my plastic in the mail today...yee...haw

USA1 wrote:Welcome to the forum mgh.

Glad you decided to get back in the game.

Thanks,

It wasn't hard, I have two wonderful stepdaughters in their 20's that have decided they what to learn to shoot. Their mother is not to happy, but they both live alone and it's time they learn how to protect themselves. I might add they are both great shooters.

Hey everyone,

Registered yesterday and have been surfing thru the site and doing a lot of reading. Been on other gun forums for a few years but ran across this one and decided to check it out. Originally had My CHL in 95 when it was first offered, and was one of the unlucky few that was only for two years and when time for renewal I said not another two day course so I let it lapse. However I just recently re-applied and plastic is in the mail and should get in hand in a couple of days.

Age: 57
Gender: male
Profession: design engineer (concrete mixers)
Marital status: 14 years
Years CHL: applied in September/in the mail as of 10/25/10
Reside in: League City
Guns:
Colt officers .45 (carry)
Ruger MK4 .22
Walther PPK 7.65mm WWII with RZM markings
uzi 9mm semi-only
Mossberg 12/Ga. bolt w/clip
1903 S&W 32 revolver