Posted: 1/26/2009 5:43:05 AM EDT
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On Friday, I went to the Cameron office to file my renewal paper work. I was surprised when driving into the parking lot to see how empty it was. When I walked in, there were probably 10 people waiting. From the time I got there to leaving took a little less than an hour.
Received my new card in the mail today. |
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Recession.. too bad I still have 3 years left. I like short lines. When I was there the place was full of security guards and strippers. Same here when I was there. It was more strippers than security guards. But these were quality girls like from Spearmint Rhino or something....more like the Palomino or some other dump. lol What I saw you wouldnt pay to see. |
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Yes, the lines are short. There is also someone working at the CCW detail that gives a hoot about doing things correctly and efficiently. He is a gun owner and a shooter himself and in my opinion has done wonders with getting things organized. Didn't anyone notice that CCW turn around times have drastically been reduced? When I first applied for my CCW I waited the entire 120 days. 5 years later, I waited 4 days for my renewal.
Hats off to him. |
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Yes, the lines are short. There is also someone working at the CCW detail that gives a hoot about doing things correctly and efficiently. He is a gun owner and a shooter himself and in my opinion has done wonders with getting things organized. Didn't anyone notice that CCW turn around times have drastically been reduced? When I first applied for my CCW I waited the entire 120 days. 5 years later, I waited 4 days for my renewal. Hats off to him. I think it's Sgt. Johnson that runs that detail now. Not sure when he took over but yes, turnaround times are much shorter than they were 3 years ago when I first got my CCW. |