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Voted first day. Line was very long but moved fast. 45 minutes reaching end of line to walking out front door. All touch screen with printing out my final ballot, taking it to a spot where it is scanned and dropped into a I presume secure container for a recount or auditing purposes. Seemed very ...

... 3.5′ touch screen, easy operation, instant previews of 3D model files

Built-in filament design to keep the quality via drying it during printing

Independent R&D FlashPrint software, no patent issues

Smart supports, provide treelike and linear supports, can be modified manually ...

i like superfly pocket holsters to reduce "printing"
in a SuperFly holster (cheaper elsewhere) https://www.desantisholster.com/super-fly/


380 pocket pistol
Ruger lcp Max (12+1 rounds .380)
and for ultra deep concealment LW Seecamp .380 (ultra small, but heavy and less capacity


9mm
I like the ...

i like superfly pocket holsters to reduce "printing"
in a SuperFly holster (cheaper elsewhere) https://www.desantisholster.com/super-fly/


380 pocket pistol
Ruger lcp Max (12+1 rounds .380)
and for ultra deep concealment LW Seecamp .380 (ultra small, but heavy and less capacity


9mm
I like the ...

... a 3x5 index card :biggrinjester:
I'm old, I can't read font that small to see if there's a 46.03 sign, they have like 10 index cards with tiny printing on them taped to the door.





Does this bill really change anything in regards to those who have their LTC? Or will that remain business as ...

C-dub wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 5:24 pm If the bill was going to require testing, training, and finger printing as a condition to “Constitutional Carry” that doesn’t sound much like real CC and I’m not surprised the NRA would oppose that bill. If passed, I think it would set a bad precedent.

If the bill was going to require testing, training, and finger printing as a condition to “Constitutional Carry” that doesn’t sound much like real CC and I’m not surprised the NRA would oppose that bill. If passed, I think it would set a bad precedent.

... total
i did the stuff online and sent a few documents and got an email then next monday it was moving on.
checked it a week or so later and it showed awaiting printing and mail out
then out of blue it was here

and its GREEN tinted so we all get our GREEN cards now :biggrinjester: :biggrinjester:

... draw or my left front pocket. My only other option is at the 3:30 - 4:00 IWB and I may practice that way for a while, although I'm concerned with printing in that position.

Crash


I pretty much never worry about printing anymore. People just flat out don't see it... almost no matter what. Hope ...

... me from carrying it AIWB or in my right front pocket and I'm so clumsy with my left hand I wouldn't be any good at cross-draw or my left front pocket. My only other option is at the 3:30 - 4:00 IWB and I may practice that way for a while, although I'm concerned with printing in that position.

Crash

... me from carrying it AIWB or in my right front pocket and I'm so clumsy with my left hand I wouldn't be any good at cross-draw or my left front pocket. My only other option is at the 3:30 - 4:00 IWB and I may practice that way for a while, although I'm concerned with printing in that position.

Crash

... is comparable to the smooth action on my 1911's. I never really developed the habit of daily carry with them because the old rules were that printing could get me in trouble. I guess now it won't matter. I went to my grand daughters halloween festival at her private school. The on campus ...

... then paper original locked away as a record for an audit. Seems pretty foolproof.

Not sure where the counting occurs during scan or initial printing, I assumed during scanning since you can review it. May be counted twice as an audit.


Yes, this is what we use in Harris County. The ‘selection ...

... then paper original locked away as a record for an audit. Seems pretty foolproof.

Not sure where the counting occurs during scan or initial printing, I assumed during scanning since you can review it. May be counted twice as an audit.


Yes, this is what we use in Harris County. The ‘selection ...

... Printed original for you to review. Then scanned for tabulating, then paper original locked away as a record for an audit. Seems pretty foolproof.

Not sure where the counting occurs during scan or initial printing, I assumed during scanning since you can review it. May be counted twice as an audit.