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I'll agree with the poster who said :nono: to the Police and the DA on this one. A friend, who was a Michigan State Trooper for 20 years used to say - "You may beat the rap, but you won't beat the ride." If they want to find something to take you in on, they're going to find something to t...

As luck would have it, every firearm I carry has a safety that operates exactly the same way.

Looks like this...




Yeah...one in the chamber. Always.

Yes, assuming you pass the written exam, the proficiency exam, and your background investigation is complete (they will let you know at the class if it is complete) - you leave the range with your instructor's certificate. Out of our class of 150 - there were only two that had some sort of "del...

Let's try this again without the verboten link... Tips for you prospective CHL Instructors - For those of you attending the July course in Georgetown, I thought I'd share a couple of the observations I made about the the Proficiency Exam from the class I attended in June. There seemed to be a lot of...

Two found out at the class that they had "issues" with the background investigation (I'm not counting those). I didn't hear exactly what their issues were, or if they were merely delayed, or disqualified. One person from the 150 or so in our class didn't pass the written test, which quite ...

Usually - a Sig Sauer P239 .40



But occasionally, a Sig Sauer P229R SS Elite .40

Any prospective instructors who have not yet taken their class should immediately drop to their knees and kiss the ground that the class has been moved to Georgetown. =) WHAT. A. RAT. TRAP. The June 14-18 class was at the St. Michaels/HoJo's on the corner of working girl and panhandler, and it got s...

Howdy from a new member...

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Full Time Vice President of Web Development for a marketing company in Dallas, Part Time CHL Instructor
Married, with 4 kids
3Yrs CHL
My equipment varies, but my main daily carry weapon is a Sig Sauer P239 .40

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John