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DoubleJ wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:Correctamundo.

Anygunanywhere

You used to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, too, huh?

Happy Days. The Fonz.

Anygunanywhere

Correctamundo.

Texs residents can carry legally in Texas with another reciprocal state's non-resident permit even if you do not have a Texas permit. Folks do it all the time.

Anygunanywhere

DoubleJ wrote:Collect'em all, they're like baseball cards!!!

IMHO, pursuing another course of action, the old plan B, is much better than annoying the DPS office and *COUGH* whining about the length of time it is taking to obtain the Texas CHL. No offense to you newbies waiting on your licenses. I just think you could do more if you direct your efforts elsewhere.

My FL took less than 90 days even when I had to submit a second set of prints because the FBI turned my first set down. Commissioner Bronson's staff sent me a letter telling me that even if the FBI denied my prints the second time they would still issue my license within the 90 day window!! I used a copy of my Texas CHL range test to certify for the FL license.

I can't recall if Virginia needed a range test. Virginia took awhile and I do not recall why. Must be the half-zheimers.

Anygunanywhere

DoubleJ wrote:to get a Pennsylvannia license, go to this thread here

The PA license is easy to obtain. Sort of like sending in two cereal box-tops for a secret decoder ring.

Anygunanywhere

One of the best current sites is:

http://www.handgunlaw.us/

They have the page ALL US CCW LINK

http://www.handgunlaw.us/state-link.htm

If you click on Florida it takes you to their website where you can obtain all of the necessary information for those fine folks who work for Commissioner Charles Bronson (I love that!) to send you a Florida license.

I did not look at Virginia but I assume it is still easy because I did it several years ago.

I will probably let my PA and VA lapse sinice they do nothing for me. I might go for the Utah one of these days.

Have fun!

Anygunanywhere