Wbln....

[SSMAN]

Won't be long now.


Application : Received
Fingerprints : Complete
Affidavits : Received
DL or ID : Valid
Citizenship : No documentation required
Passport photo holder : Received
Photo : Received
Proof of Classroom training : Received
Proof of Proficiency training : Received
Fee : Received
Background Check : Completed
Concealed Handgun License : Manufacturing Pending

[1AdamLopez]

Taking my class next saturday, kind of nervous!!

[whitetrash]

They sure give you a lot more info now than when I got mine.

[SSMAN]

Taking my class next saturday, kind of nervous!!

It is damn simple.

[ELVIS]

whats your daily gonna be barry?

god bless.

[1AdamLopez]

[QUOTE=SSMAN;685142]It is damn simple.[/QUOTE

Yeah, that what everyone tells me, and they said they have never had anyone fail the class i would just hate to be the first one to.

[Mach1Run]

Got mine on Tuesday. Right at 6 weeks from getting everything mailed in.

[SSMAN]

whats your daily gonna be barry?

god bless.

I have a small .380 that does not cost much that I will carry. That way if it gets stolen, I won't feel quite so bad about it. Having a garage sale and it is in my pocket right now.

[SSMAN]

[quote=1AdamLopez;685279]

It is damn simple.[/QUOTE

Yeah, that what everyone tells me, and they said they have never had anyone fail the class i would just hate to be the first one to.

The hardest part is just sitting there all day. If anyone fails the shooting test, they should not own a gun.

One guy missed the outline of the target from 9 feet away. It is a big ass target. And he missed it many times and still passed.

[wickedblkgt]

I have a small .380 that does not cost much that I will carry. That way if it gets stolen, I won't feel quite so bad about it. Having a garage sale and it is in my pocket right now.

You are going to trust your life with a .380? Spend the money and get at least a 9mm, I would suggest a .40 or .45. Buy a .380 if you want to save money at the range.

[SSMAN]

You are going to trust your life with a .380? Spend the money and get at least a 9mm, I would suggest a .40 or .45. Buy a .380 if you want to save money at the range.

Actually, I have all those you listed. But they are a tad larger and would be harder to conceal. I figure I made it this far in life without shooting someone, I am hoping I can continue that run of good luck. Plus a .380 with hollow points will do some damage.

[BlackGT]

You are going to trust your life with a .380? Spend the money and get at least a 9mm, I would suggest a .40 or .45. Buy a .380 if you want to save money at the range.

Technically a .380 is a 9mm.
.380=9x17
9mm makarov=9x18
9mm Luger/parrabellum=9x19
And there are a few more.

.380 is more expensive than 9x19 for range ammo as well, so there is no cost savings in shooting .380 as a range gun.

With all the new bullet technology over the past decade or more, there is nothing wrong with .380 as a defense round. Shot placement is more important than caliber. .22lr can be just as deadly as .45acp...

[Jewmadbro?]

Technically a .380 is a 9mm.
.380=9x17
9mm makarov=9x18
9mm Luger/parrabellum=9x19
And there are a few more.

.380 is more expensive than 9x19 for range ammo as well, so there is no cost savings in shooting .380 as a range gun.

With all the new bullet technology over the past decade or more, there is nothing wrong with .380 as a defense round. Shot placement is more important than caliber. .22lr can be just as deadly as .45acp...

Buy even though the projectile is essentially the same, longer casing equals more powder, more powder equals higher velocity, higher velocity equals more energy transferred.

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[Cobraman]

Technically a .380 is a 9mm.
.380=9x17
9mm makarov=9x18
9mm Luger/parrabellum=9x19
And there are a few more.

.380 is more expensive than 9x19 for range ammo as well, so there is no cost savings in shooting .380 as a range gun.

With all the new bullet technology over the past decade or more, there is nothing wrong with .380 as a defense round. Shot placement is more important than caliber. .22lr can be just as deadly as .45acp...

Deadly is irrelevant. You want to stop the threat immediately to prevent yourself from harm. Sure your attacker may bleed out from a .22 but he is going to keep coming.

[wickedblkgt]

Just remember "rather have it and not need it than to need it and not have it". A well placed rock can also do the job! Just saying.