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Not a bad idea. I've made so many copies of the original 214 since 1994 that the ORIGINAL is starting to look like a copy!

I wonder if they'd accept a copy of my USN retired ID card instead. The picture on it still looks like me if you look hard enough... or not too hard.

Howdy folks. Though you wouldn't know it by the number of my posts, I check the forum out almost daily. While I may not post much, I read a LOT, have been a regular visitor for several years and learned tons of good info here. Anyway, I thought I'd jump in with a post since it's been a while. :oops ...

53, married with children including 6 y/o triplet boys :?, retired military & (currently) Mr. Mom, moved to TX in late '02 & got CHL in '04. Have numerous carry guns, but prefer either Bersa's Ultra Compact 9 or 45 and a CZ40P. Have Houston Holster for the Bersa's, Uncle Mikes for the CZ and a ...

I have a number of guns, depending on the situation They range from a Thunder 380 to a Lady Smith (my wife's actually, but I believe in equal rights so why should she be the only one to use it!) to a CZ40P to a Kimber custom 1911. However, from my own experience, the best value for the dollar and ...

What surprises me is, do the license holder & the instructor really think a letter saying "Oops, we made a boo boo" will be accepted by any sane FFL/gun dealer? Also, try showing the letter to a LEO and see how far you get. Would they accept a driver license with someone elses picture on it? Anyone ...

For anyone applying for or renewing their CHL in NE Texas, I'd recommend going to Marshall. The class is taught every other month by two sheriffs, one retired and the other an active duty sheriff, at the courthouse there. The class is very good, covering everything you'll need to pass the test and ...