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Also, you're right about that. It was only $20.00 more for me to get texas CHL. After I did the math for him, his rebuttal was the time in class. Their class was only 4 hours long, and they weren't required to shoot...absurd!Bulldog1911 wrote:Interesting, they didn't have to shoot!!!!ScottDLS wrote: I doubt the Florida option saved them much money.
Interesting, they didn't have to shoot!!!!ScottDLS wrote:Florida is pretty expensive, and ironically they don't recognize non-res licenses from other states. They also require you to shoot. I doubt the Florida option saved them much money. The fee $117.00. I had one for a few years. It came in handy when my Texas CHL expired before DPS got around to processing my renewal. Now I have an AZ that I would use.Bulldog1911 wrote:I for one and glad this passed. I took my class(Texas CHL-100) in March along with my dad and a couple friends. I had several other family members that were planning on taking the class with us, but then my "brilliant" cousin found out that he could take the easy way out(and cheaper) and get a Utah license. He convinced his dad and the other family members that were going to take the class with us to do the same. I tried repeatedly to convince them that it was a stupid idea. What if Texas decides to not honor non-resident permits? Then you'll have to do it the right way and it will cost you more money in the long run. Of coarse he didn't listen.
When their "Utah instructor" came, he gave them the option of getting a Utah or Florida license. They opted for Florida. Does anyone know if Florida is contemplating a similar bill?