Introduce yourself

[USA1]

27 male
locksmith
married with 3 kids
still waiting on mine to come
live in spring texas
beretta 96 centurion will be my carry weapon

Welcome to the forum neighbor..I live right over in Tomball

[TXAG_2010]

Howdy! I'm Cutter and I'm new here as well.

21
Male
Senior at Texas A&M University
Only since December 09
College Station and Tomball
Sig P238 in either a Crossbreed MiniTuck or RKBA pocket holster
Kimber 4" 1911 in a TSC UCR (but looking for a replacement holster)

[longtooth]

Welcome aboard young man. I am a grad of East Tex Bapt Univ.
I still holler go Aggies.

Glad to have you.
LT

[JDRFL1]

Male
28 yrs
CHL for 7 yrs.
Self Employed // Insurance
Married w/ 4 great kids
I carry 24/7
Mostly carry my Glock 27 in a Blackhawk Serpa, but occasionally switch between the Glock 23, Glock 30, Colt Defender, H&K Usp Compact .40, Kahr P9, Bersa Thunder, or Ruger LCP, depending on the days activities.

[joe817]

HI JDRFL1 ! Welcome to the forum. Glad to have you with us, and look forward to your future posts.

[E.Marquez]

So I missed this introduction thread when I joined, I shall now correct the minor transgression.

Erik Marquez, on line at various forums as bronco78 since 1990
44 Years old (wife often suggests more like 16, not sure why ….)
Male
Active duty Military, US Army, 24 Years now,, Sergeant Major in 1st CAV, Foot Hood
Exceptionally married, for more than 19 years now…
1st CHL was in North Carolina, then South Carolina, then Alaska, Oregon, and now Texas.. 19 years all told…crap I’m old……
Congressional District 31--Congressman John R. Carter
Daily carry is one of three guns. Holsters change depending on activity and dress.
CZ75 Combat Competition Special MDL 9010 (import from Germany 1985, never seen another like it in the states)
S&W 40VE
XD .45 Compact

I live in Kempner, work at Hood, play where ever there is a Motocross track, Road race course, off road riding area. And for the last few years have a time share in Iraq, alternating vacation homes there for more than 29 months...

[davidtx]

Welcome to the forum bronco78. I hope you can get rid of that vacation home soon!

[joe817]

Welcome to the forum bronco78! Glad to have you with us, and thank you for your service to your country.

[Bayllor]

Hello bronco78,
My uncle was a Lt. Col. U.S. Army at Ft. Hood. Used to visit him many years ago when he lived in Killeen.
Thanks for your dedicated service to our great nation!

[gmantx]

Hey everyone
just found this great site and thought I would add to this thread.


41
Male
Married (15 years)
2 Children
Do not have my CHL yet will be taking the class later this month

[USA1]

Hey everyone
just found this great site and thought I would add to this thread.


41
Male
Married (15 years)
2 Children
Do not have my CHL yet will be taking the class later this month

Welcome to the forum gmantx
What part of Texas are you in?

[gmantx]

North Tx in Denton

[joe817]

Hi gmantx, welcome to the forum! glad to have you with us There's a wealth of information here right at your fingertips and a great bunch of guys & gals to get to know to help you on your journey.

There's lots of people that reside up your way that are forum members in Denton county, Dallas & Tarrant counties.

Look forward to your future posts.

[croc870]

Howdy Ya'll. Long time Lurker, and I know a good deal of the posters from off the board, but I just finally got that verify question figured out.

In the twenties, so I guess I'm one of the young guys here
I'm a part-time medic, trying my best to get in to med school, and on the Board of Directors for Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.
Living out here in Aggieland, but originally from Alabama (Roll Tide!) and very much single and unmarried.
State Reps are Fred Brown in the House and Ogden in the Senate.
Carry-- always been a glock (23) person. It's what I started on and I've never really shot anything else.

[longtooth]

Welxcome aboard croc. Thank you for your service on the Board of Directors for Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.
We are double glad to have active workers for carry.
LT