Before I got my CHL, I never had to wait more than 10 minutes.marksiwel wrote:3 Day Hold?
I've never waited more than 20 minutes for a gun

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Before I got my CHL, I never had to wait more than 10 minutes.marksiwel wrote:3 Day Hold?
I've never waited more than 20 minutes for a gun
Not to get too off topic, I went to the range there last weekend and I noticed that they used to have a sign that read something to the effect of "Silhouette targets are not allowed." -- but the 'not' had been taped over (the sign was behind a glass frame, so it wasn't just someone being funny.) When I walked out, I asked the guy working the holster area about IWB holsters, and he rolled his eyes. He said "It's corporate policy that Bass Pro is a family store, we don't carry anything concealed carry related. I don't agree with it, but ah well." I thought to myself, what's not "family oriented" about protecting yourself and your family?C-dub wrote:I would hope they would know better by now. After all, they hold CHL classes at the Grapevine location now. It could still be store policy, though. They still make you lock your gun when going to the range, but don't check anyone else for CC. I've actually CC in with my 27 and taken my 22 to the range a couple of times.
Fun fact, you cant shoot silhouette targets in Massachusetts.Ashlar wrote:Not to get too off topic, I went to the range there last weekend and I noticed that they used to have a sign that read something to the effect of "Silhouette targets are not allowed." -- but the 'not' had been taped over (the sign was behind a glass frame, so it wasn't just someone being funny.) When I walked out, I asked the guy working the holster area about IWB holsters, and he rolled his eyes. He said "It's corporate policy that Bass Pro is a family store, we don't carry anything concealed carry related. I don't agree with it, but ah well." I thought to myself, what's not "family oriented" about protecting yourself and your family?C-dub wrote:I would hope they would know better by now. After all, they hold CHL classes at the Grapevine location now. It could still be store policy, though. They still make you lock your gun when going to the range, but don't check anyone else for CC. I've actually CC in with my 27 and taken my 22 to the range a couple of times.
I am afraid to ask the thinking behind this law.marksiwel wrote:Fun fact, you cant shoot silhouette targets in Massachusetts.
I suppose you could. Expect most dealers to charge you $10-$15 for the NICS if the sale doesn't go through, for any reason.tacticool wrote:If they call it in can you wait until you pass and then change your mind?
I learn something new here everyday.Mike1951 wrote:I suppose you could. Expect most dealers to charge you $10-$15 for the NICS if the sale doesn't go through, for any reason.tacticool wrote:If they call it in can you wait until you pass and then change your mind?
Based on signs I see at gun shows. No first hand knowledge.USA1 wrote:I learn something new here everyday.Mike1951 wrote:I suppose you could. Expect most dealers to charge you $10-$15 for the NICS if the sale doesn't go through, for any reason.tacticool wrote:If they call it in can you wait until you pass and then change your mind?
The situation presented was backing out of the purchase after the NICS was done. I have seen dealers post signs that they will charge a fee if the sale doesn't go through.boomerang wrote:I have a CHL so if a dealer makes an unnecessary NICS call and tries to charge me for their incompetence, they'll lose the sale.
I have seen those signs too, and I refuse to do business with those dealers. They are not charged a fee to call NICS, so what are they charging me for? Their time? That's a pretty hefty fee for 5 minutes. I've never seen a gun show deal I couldn't pass up, and find something else comparable.Mike1951 wrote:I suppose you could. Expect most dealers to charge you $10-$15 for the NICS if the sale doesn't go through, for any reason.tacticool wrote:If they call it in can you wait until you pass and then change your mind?
Exactly how would they enforce that? Just walk away if you are denied.Mike1951 wrote:The situation presented was backing out of the purchase after the NICS was done. I have seen dealers post signs that they will charge a fee if the sale doesn't go through.boomerang wrote:I have a CHL so if a dealer makes an unnecessary NICS call and tries to charge me for their incompetence, they'll lose the sale.