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Introduce yourself
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TexasFlash
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Re: Introduce yourself
Big welcome to all you new folks; hope you enjoy the forum!
Dave
Dave
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Hi new here Just sent in my CHL application last week, now for the wait. Looks like a great forum!
7/15 Arrived at DPS
7/22 Manufacturing Pending
7/23 manufacturing
7/29 Plastic
7/22 Manufacturing Pending
7/23 manufacturing
7/29 Plastic
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texanron
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Welcome to all the new members who have joined the forum lately!
Even if one of them is a cowboy fan!
Even if one of them is a cowboy fan!
12/17/2010 CHL
5/21/2012 non-resident CHL
5/21/2012 non-resident CHL
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New to the Forum, but not to possessing a CHL.
Found this site mentioned on a local motorcycle forum & figured that I would give it a shot.
I carry a Ruger P95 in a Crossbreed SuperTuck. Currently looking for my next weapon as we speak.
Found this site mentioned on a local motorcycle forum & figured that I would give it a shot.
I carry a Ruger P95 in a Crossbreed SuperTuck. Currently looking for my next weapon as we speak.
I'ld rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6
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Howdy from the WestTexas town of El Paso. Finished class today, wait begins.
Run Fast, Turn Left
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TexasFlash
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Re: Introduce yourself
Welcome ChrisD and elpjt! Good group of folks here, hope you enjoy your stay...
Dave
Dave
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Howdy folks. I've been looking in the window for a while and decided to come on inside.
I'm 43, married and my blushing bride has put up with me for the most recent 21 years.
We have 4 kiddos, teens... Yes, my hair is gray, but I still have it all! (so far...)
SysAdmin. I make things run...
Glock 30 although lately I've developed an itch for 1911 habit.
I also wanted to thank Charles and all the folks that provide, care and feed this fine establishment.
I'm 43, married and my blushing bride has put up with me for the most recent 21 years.
We have 4 kiddos, teens... Yes, my hair is gray, but I still have it all! (so far...)
SysAdmin. I make things run...
Glock 30 although lately I've developed an itch for 1911 habit.
I also wanted to thank Charles and all the folks that provide, care and feed this fine establishment.
If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my children will have peace.
Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine
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USA1
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Welcome to the forum!txjim42 wrote:Howdy folks. I've been looking in the window for a while and decided to come on inside.
I'm 43, married and my blushing bride has put up with me for the most recent 21 years.
We have 4 kiddos, teens... Yes, my hair is gray, but I still have it all! (so far...)
SysAdmin. I make things run...
Glock 30 although lately I've developed an itch for 1911 habit.
I also wanted to thank Charles and all the folks that provide, care and feed this fine establishment.
....a 1911 itch must be scratched.
Glock Armorer - S&W M&P Armorer
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Hello everyone,
I've been reading the discussions here for months, but this is my first post. This forum convinced me that "reasonable" people carry, and that a getting a CHL and carrying a firearm was a reasonable thing for me to do. I grew up with guns and I enjoy shooting at the range, but the idea of concealing a handgun on a daily basis was not something that immediately made sense to me. The birth of my daughter (first child) several months ago really changed my outlook. The way I see it, if there's a 1 in a 1,000, or even a 1 in a 1,000,000 chance that carrying will help me protect her then the CHL learning curve is well worth every bit of hassle and expense.
My license is now in the mail... now I just need to decide what/how to carry. I think I'm going to start with an LCP in in one of those "wallet" holsters.
Thanks to everyone who makes this forum so informative and entertaining.
I've been reading the discussions here for months, but this is my first post. This forum convinced me that "reasonable" people carry, and that a getting a CHL and carrying a firearm was a reasonable thing for me to do. I grew up with guns and I enjoy shooting at the range, but the idea of concealing a handgun on a daily basis was not something that immediately made sense to me. The birth of my daughter (first child) several months ago really changed my outlook. The way I see it, if there's a 1 in a 1,000, or even a 1 in a 1,000,000 chance that carrying will help me protect her then the CHL learning curve is well worth every bit of hassle and expense.
My license is now in the mail... now I just need to decide what/how to carry. I think I'm going to start with an LCP in in one of those "wallet" holsters.
Thanks to everyone who makes this forum so informative and entertaining.
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74novaman
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Congrats on your decision to be responsible for your families safety and welcome to the forum.kesmith wrote:Hello everyone,
I've been reading the discussions here for months, but this is my first post. This forum convinced me that "reasonable" people carry, and that a getting a CHL and carrying a firearm was a reasonable thing for me to do. I grew up with guns and I enjoy shooting at the range, but the idea of concealing a handgun on a daily basis was not something that immediately made sense to me. The birth of my daughter (first child) several months ago really changed my outlook. The way I see it, if there's a 1 in a 1,000, or even a 1 in a 1,000,000 chance that carrying will help me protect her then the CHL learning curve is well worth every bit of hassle and expense.
My license is now in the mail... now I just need to decide what/how to carry. I think I'm going to start with an LCP in in one of those "wallet" holsters.
Thanks to everyone who makes this forum so informative and entertaining.
TANSTAAFL
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TheSigArmorer
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Robert here from Carrollton.
I am a Factory Sig Sauer Certified Armorer and Sig Sauer Specific Pistolsmith. I have my FFL license and handle all needs Sig specific from transfers, outfitting, trigger & action work, to maintenance and factory new parts.
I am 37; happily married to a woman who sometimes outshoots me
with two little ones age 3 and 5.
I look forward to contributing to this forum in whatever little way I can.
Robert
robert@thesigarmorer.com
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I am a Factory Sig Sauer Certified Armorer and Sig Sauer Specific Pistolsmith. I have my FFL license and handle all needs Sig specific from transfers, outfitting, trigger & action work, to maintenance and factory new parts.
I am 37; happily married to a woman who sometimes outshoots me
with two little ones age 3 and 5. I look forward to contributing to this forum in whatever little way I can.
Robert
robert@thesigarmorer.com
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...welcome, Sir...glad to have you with us...dive on in and share the knowledge/experience you bring...
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Hello, new member from Central Texas. Had my plastic now for about 1 month. Carry a Glock 19 or a Kahr CM9 ( once I get it broke in )
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KRWTX
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HI. New member from just a little SW of Austin. Been lurking for 2 years and decided to sign up.