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I have a Utah CFP that I acquired in October of 2009 after taking the class from Mr. Cotton. I did not do this to save money or forgo the range portion of the test or even for less class time. I did this for coverage of time in case my Texas CHL expired while I waited for my renewal of my Texas CHL to arrive. When I took my Texas CHL class from Mr. El Gato in January of 2008 times were tough. Although I was fortunate and it only took 59 days for my plastic to arrive, many were waiting for months longer. I think the 10 hour class was worthwhile. The range portion of the class was worthwhile as well. Although it is not difficult to score well, I think gun safety is foremost. If a person cannot handle a gun safely they have no business with a CHL. That said the second amendment does not say a person’s right to keep and bear arms includes being able to shoot well, or be safe for that matter. But it matters to me.

The Texas fee ain't THAT bad either.