When you add up everything including the application fee, instructor fee, fingerprint fee, photo fee, maybe a range fee, etc, it's around $300 total to get a CHL. Maybe $250 if you find a cheap class.joe817 wrote:And what costs $300? That kinda confused me.
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- Sun Aug 30, 2009 5:19 pm
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- Sat Aug 29, 2009 4:06 pm
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Hi everyone. My name is Jim and I joined because I googled "Texas CHL" and this site was at the top.
I started carrying in my car last year and now I want to carry outside my car too. There are no policies at work against it so it's sounds like it's worth doing even though it's like $300 for 4 years. At least renewals will be cheaper. I signed up for the class next month and I'm looking forward to being able to carry all the time after I get my CHL.
P.S. I got this nickname at work after The Office episode but I don't work for a paper company and my gf isn't named Pam.
I started carrying in my car last year and now I want to carry outside my car too. There are no policies at work against it so it's sounds like it's worth doing even though it's like $300 for 4 years. At least renewals will be cheaper. I signed up for the class next month and I'm looking forward to being able to carry all the time after I get my CHL.
P.S. I got this nickname at work after The Office episode but I don't work for a paper company and my gf isn't named Pam.