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What does it mean exactly when the staus is: "Concealed Handgun License : Manufacturing Pending"
Are they still in the accept / reject mode or am I about to be granted my License?

it means they send the info off to the printer to make it.

cheezit wrote:it means they send the info off to the printer to make it.

And you should receive it very soon! Usually in a couple of days.

Thanks guys, this is good news!

It means the longest days are ahead and the mailbox gets tired of you checking it! Congrats!

Divided Attention wrote:It means the longest days are ahead and the mailbox gets tired of you checking it! Congrats!

Thanks for the congrats! But you let the air out of my party balloon at the same time.
I'm not looking forward to the wait.

Really what it means is you'll be standing out in the freezing cold this week watching the mailman come down the block towards your mailbox.

jamisjockey wrote:Really what it means is you'll be standing out in the freezing cold this week watching the mailman come down the block towards your mailbox.

Sure does.
Mine came during summer. A pair of shorts, some lemonade, and a lawn chair by the mailbox.

For some (me included) the status may change to "mailed". For others, the status was still sitting in manufacture pending when they were standing at the mailbox with the plastic in their hand.

It could take another week but at least you are in the home stretch. Congratulations!

Updated status: "Mailed"

Xdsub.40 wrote:Updated status: "Mailed"

Are you ready for your WallyWalk? If not you need to mail it back.

Receiving it is a bit of a non event because it comes in a plain envelope from the state and it attached to a piece of card stock to stiffen the envelope. No text, writing, directions. Just plain paper.

WildBill wrote:

Xdsub.40 wrote:Updated status: "Mailed"

Are you ready for your WallyWalk? If not you need to mail it back.

and add a Lowes or Home depot walk, lumber area is great for stretching the limits of your concealment , and usually there is no one around if it gets unconcealed accidently

powerboatr wrote:

WildBill wrote:

Xdsub.40 wrote:

and add a Lowes or Home depot walk, lumber area is great for stretching the limits of your concealment , and usually there is no one around if it gets unconcealed accidently

You can be assured that an employee will not see you. Was at Home Depot one time when I heard this guy yell "does anyone work here?" I actually saw employees come out of hiding and head in the opposite directions of the noise.

In addition to the "Wally Walk", how about the "Target Trot"????