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WillieD wrote:Not all entrances are posted at GVM, only the primary mall entrances. If you go through a department store you will not see any communication regarding carrying firearms.

Exactly

It can't be that simple? I still live in a city but just on the fringe.

Hi

The title sounds strange but here's what I'm getting at...

My former home was in the city (Lewisville) - see a snake, decide to shoot the snake and you could end up in jail

My new home is in a rural area but in the same County - see a snake, shoot a snake, and go back to what you were doing ...

No, no not a record. Lately, people have been getting approved in three weeks or less. Mine came in 20 days.

DSARGE wrote:As long as you ain't boating in a speedo. I don't think a even a Galco would work.

Thank you. I know they have a huge restaurant and bar section so unless posted 51% it may be good to go. My plan is just to go straight through Pete's and out to the boat docks. Two minutes max.

Does Sneaky Pates on Lake Lewisville have a 30.06 or 51% sign posted? Need to plan ahead and decide if my pistola gets a day off while I do some boating. Thank you.

Cool, you took the record away from me...20 days for me. Congrats, Austin has got their act together. Carry safe!

And know that the time line to getting approved can be from 20 days to over 60... Make you feel better? It'll drive you nuts if you let it. Good luck.

Cool!

Best thing to do on this trip is to forget about the CHL and have a great time.

Is the Processing / Accepted period shorter for those who pre-apply online Vs. those who fill out and submit their application after taking the CHL course? Please let us know.

Good luck, and hopefully your wait will be brief. Just out of curiosity, did you apply online prior to taking the CHL class? I am beginning to think that those that pre-applied may go through the system quicker. Just a theory, though

ntex,

Guess it's a good thing I didn't offer a wager, huh?

Congrats. Maybe I'm right behind you!?!?!

No kidding. I'm very surprised at the speed. I believe they send the application off to your county law enforcement agency? If so, Denton County is on the ball.

Now watch, it'll take three ...