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stevie_d_64 wrote:

gigag04 wrote:Many thanks!!! This is an excellent idea. But won't blood run in the streets???

Yer fixin' to get a noogie boy wonder...

I was inspired by your

stevie_d_64 in another post wrote:it's for the children

comment.

Kalrog wrote:

gigag04 wrote:

tomneal wrote:Of course my real goal is:

Alaska Carry


Pack Em if you got Em
Get a CHL for instant check if you want.



Making Renewals easier is just a step along the way.

Pack em if you get Em? I'm confused... :(

Alaska has an even better system of CCW than Vermont does. They both allow anyone with a legal firearm to pack it concealed if they want to - no licence needed at all. But Alaska allows for you to get a license if you want the reciprocity benefits that can provide.

So if you got a handgun, you can pack it. Hence "Pack em if you got em".

Many thanks!!! This is an excellent idea. But won't blood run in the streets???

tomneal wrote:Of course my real goal is:

Alaska Carry


Pack Em if you got Em
Get a CHL for instant check if you want.



Making Renewals easier is just a step along the way.

Pack em if you get Em? I'm confused... :(

Baytown wrote:+1 on the Advanced CHL. That is a great idea and one that I had never thought of.

Glenn

+2 - that would be neat.

PLUS - our training could rival that of most LEOs. [no disrespect]

ironic?

What purpose does a mandatory safety course serve if you can just exempt it?

I understand that you may want to "try out" hunting before getting it, but wouldn't that be MORE dangerous? An unexperienced hunter "trying it" ??

Once my AR is complete, I'll take the course just to save myself the headache when spotlighting hogs/whatever else I find. We have bad coyote probs back home...that could be fun too.

I'm almost 23 - so I am well in need of the course. Just don't have time... :(

What if a valid CHL met the requirement of the Hunter Safety Course?

I still havent taken the HSC.