So at least it won't be so hot when I get my license..
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So at least it won't be so hot when I get my license..
The weather cooling down is about the ONLY positive thing I can come up with when I realize the application I just mailed off won't be returning in the form of a license for at least a few months.
Ugh.
That's of course considering there's no problems.
Life needs a fast-forward button sometimes.
Ugh.
That's of course considering there's no problems.
Life needs a fast-forward button sometimes.
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You can say that again, Houston seems the hottest in September.Mark G26 wrote:The time will pass before you know it. They are processing in 30 to 45 days right now. Besides,it will still be hot in September
Online CHL App Completed: 25JUN07
CHL App Packet Received from DPS: 29JUN07
CHL Class: 7JUL07
CHL App Sent to DPS: 9JUL07
DPS Received CHL App: 12JUL07
DPS "Processing App": 25JUL07
DPS "App Completed": 15AUG07
CHL In-Hand: 17AUG07
CHL App Packet Received from DPS: 29JUN07
CHL Class: 7JUL07
CHL App Sent to DPS: 9JUL07
DPS Received CHL App: 12JUL07
DPS "Processing App": 25JUL07
DPS "App Completed": 15AUG07
CHL In-Hand: 17AUG07
Okay then I will make my positive thought be that Flounder season will be closer, then.Mark G26 wrote:The time will pass before you know it. They are processing in 30 to 45 days right now. Besides,it will still be hot in September
A guy has to be creative with these things.
Plus, there's nothing better than stuffed flounder sometimes.

CONGRATULATIONS!!! Our status changed on the same day! 

8/8 CHL class complete
8/9 Mailed APP to DPS
8/11 DPS received APP
8/29 Received PIN
9/26 Application Completed - license issued or certificate active
9/28 Plastic arrived in mail. (Good job USPS)
The ONLY difference between a DREAM and a GOAL is a PLAN! --MT--
8/9 Mailed APP to DPS
8/11 DPS received APP
8/29 Received PIN
9/26 Application Completed - license issued or certificate active
9/28 Plastic arrived in mail. (Good job USPS)
The ONLY difference between a DREAM and a GOAL is a PLAN! --MT--
Looking forward to Thanksgiving
Got my CHL application off in the mail today (9/26). Should be back I'm hoping around Thanksgiving, though my CHL instructor mentioned there's a big backlog of renewals right now being processed, and there are reportedly only 4 people who do the data-entry for CHLs in Austin for all of Texas.
So maybe more of an early Christmas present.
I finished my class 9/15, but didn't mail it off today because my record is not 100% squeaky clean. Had to chase down court records from 3 counties, which took some time.
I used my Bersa Thunder .380 on the test, scoring a 244 out of possible 250. Not bad--my shots started to stray a bit at the 15 yard mark, where I got my one "3" and several "4s". Hard to believe we had people NOT pass that test, but there were a couple just shy of the mark.
I've gone ahead and bought Bianchi IWB holsters for the Bersa Thunder .380 and my Taurus 651 snub Revolver. Nice. I have a paddle holster for my M1911A from Rock Island Armory, too.
At least with the cooler weather I can hopefully wear a jacket or blazer coat and start carrying almost immediately. Gonna have to get an ankle holster for next Spring & Summer, though, at least for my work clothes.
Texas heat & humidity presents some unique conflicts of concealment versus comfort...
--JJR
So maybe more of an early Christmas present.
I finished my class 9/15, but didn't mail it off today because my record is not 100% squeaky clean. Had to chase down court records from 3 counties, which took some time.
I used my Bersa Thunder .380 on the test, scoring a 244 out of possible 250. Not bad--my shots started to stray a bit at the 15 yard mark, where I got my one "3" and several "4s". Hard to believe we had people NOT pass that test, but there were a couple just shy of the mark.
I've gone ahead and bought Bianchi IWB holsters for the Bersa Thunder .380 and my Taurus 651 snub Revolver. Nice. I have a paddle holster for my M1911A from Rock Island Armory, too.
At least with the cooler weather I can hopefully wear a jacket or blazer coat and start carrying almost immediately. Gonna have to get an ankle holster for next Spring & Summer, though, at least for my work clothes.
Texas heat & humidity presents some unique conflicts of concealment versus comfort...
--JJR
Re: Looking forward to Thanksgiving
I was in a similiar situation to yours and thought my application might take extra long because I sent in some "documents" and figured my application would require a double-take from the people up in Austin.JJR1971 wrote:Got my CHL application off in the mail today (9/26). Should be back I'm hoping around Thanksgiving, though my CHL instructor mentioned there's a big backlog of renewals right now being processed, and there are reportedly only 4 people who do the data-entry for CHLs in Austin for all of Texas.
So maybe more of an early Christmas present.
I finished my class 9/15, but didn't mail it off today because my record is not 100% squeaky clean. Had to chase down court records from 3 counties, which took some time.
I used my Bersa Thunder .380 on the test, scoring a 244 out of possible 250. Not bad--my shots started to stray a bit at the 15 yard mark, where I got my one "3" and several "4s". Hard to believe we had people NOT pass that test, but there were a couple just shy of the mark.
I've gone ahead and bought Bianchi IWB holsters for the Bersa Thunder .380 and my Taurus 651 snub Revolver. Nice. I have a paddle holster for my M1911A from Rock Island Armory, too.
At least with the cooler weather I can hopefully wear a jacket or blazer coat and start carrying almost immediately. Gonna have to get an ankle holster for next Spring & Summer, though, at least for my work clothes.
Texas heat & humidity presents some unique conflicts of concealment versus comfort...
--JJR
Apparently it didn't. I got mine just about in average time.
Six weeks ain't so bad!
Still waiting on that prognostication about status switching date/time. I'm sitting right at 2 days to go from it being 90 days since I put my original app. in the mail box. Sure could use a little Nostradamus action.
BTW Congrats on getting your plastic. I'd wish the plague of fleas on you as well but the last time I did that I began a cascade of events that ended with a private chastisement.
BTW Congrats on getting your plastic. I'd wish the plague of fleas on you as well but the last time I did that I began a cascade of events that ended with a private chastisement.
How we conduct ourselves defines us. At the end of the day we answer to ourselves. At the end of our days we answer to God.
It's funny, but lawrnk isn't lying - he predicted my status switch almost to the hour. Kinda funny.mrbug wrote:Still waiting on that prognostication about status switching date/time. I'm sitting right at 2 days to go from it being 90 days since I put my original app. in the mail box. Sure could use a little Nostradamus action.
BTW Congrats on getting your plastic. I'd wish the plague of fleas on you as well but the last time I did that I began a cascade of events that ended with a private chastisement.
Good luck on your own!
I believe I believe.....prognosticate me too. I need an oasis of hope in this desert of despair.JasonH wrote:It's funny, but lawrnk isn't lying - he predicted my status switch almost to the hour. Kinda funny.mrbug wrote:Still waiting on that prognostication about status switching date/time. I'm sitting right at 2 days to go from it being 90 days since I put my original app. in the mail box. Sure could use a little Nostradamus action.
BTW Congrats on getting your plastic. I'd wish the plague of fleas on you as well but the last time I did that I began a cascade of events that ended with a private chastisement.
Good luck on your own!
How we conduct ourselves defines us. At the end of the day we answer to ourselves. At the end of our days we answer to God.