Posted: 4/4/2009 10:17:24 AM EDT
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Hey all -
I'm new to TX. I have a MO CHL but since I've moved I need to start going through the process to get a TX CHL. I'm hoping folks here might have a good recommendation on instructors? I want to take a class from someone that is good and not from someone that is just going through the motions. I hope that makes sense. I've been reading around and haven't found an answer to one question. Since I've literally only been in TX for a few days, does anyone know for certain if there is a minimum time you must live in the state prior to getting a CHL? I live in northern Dallas.Thanks for the help! EDIT: Perhaps I should quantify this a bit more, I'm the kind of student that takes notes and asks A LOT of questions to make sure I completely understand what I'm being taught. I seem to piss off some folks with all of my questions. 
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Welcome to Texas,
You can get a non-resident license now or wait 6 months for a Texas one. They both give you the same carry privileges. Go to the Texas Department of Public Safety website––>concealed Handgun Section––>click on the link under additional information for handgun statutes and related weapons laws. The Eligibility requirements are in section 411.172. It will direct you to 411.173 for the nonresident information. I'm a CHL instructor in Fort Worth. I do small group and individual classes. I'm a public school teacher and do the handgun classes on the side. I'm available most weekends and with summer coming up I'll be available during the week as well. Best of luck, Steve |
| buddy took his first one at DFW gun range said it was good, took mine at the Bullet Trap in Plano and last renewal was Schafer Academy in Austin this guy was great-go to K-R Training and there's a link to his class schedule he's retired LE son's in the USMC-talk about a kid I'd be proud to call my own he looked sharp after church in his dress bluesonly thing missing was the sword and you'd swear you were looking at the billboard for the Few, the Proud etc.- sorry about that instructors name is Tom Schafer he had John Linebaugh come out there to his place SE of Austin and build him a .475 this is a nice firearm Corpus Christi has a class given by retired Texas Ranger at the Sharp Shooter not sure about San Antonio but try the Bullet Hole off Grousebacher this is an outdoor range50,100,200 and 300 yd rifle, 25 yd pistol they have IDPA, IPSC and league shoots there regularly and also SIG 550/551, UZI, MP-5 and Grease Gun full -auto for rent as well |
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I'll be doing an intial class at DFW Gun Range on the 25th. 
I'll be teaching the initial at DFW Gun on 19th and a 3 night version of the class 4/7-4/9 (5:30-9:30). Check DFWGun for all CHL class availablility. They fill up FAST! |
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buddy took his first one at DFW gun range said it was good, took mine at the Bullet Trap in Plano and last renewal was Schafer Academy in Austin this guy was great-go to K-R Training and there's a link to his class schedule he's retired LE son's in the USMC-talk about a kid I'd be proud to call my own he looked sharp after church in his dress bluesonly thing missing was the sword and you'd swear you were looking at the billboard for the Few, the Proud etc.- sorry about that instructors name is Tom Schafer he had John Linebaugh come out there to his place SE of Austin and build him a .475 this is a nice firearm Corpus Christi has a class given by retired Texas Ranger at the Sharp Shooter not sure about San Antonio but try the Bullet Hole off Grousebacher this is an outdoor range50,100,200 and 300 yd rifle, 25 yd pistol they have IDPA, IPSC and league shoots there regularly and also SIG 550/551, UZI, MP-5 and Grease Gun full -auto for rent as well Longest run on sentence I have yet to see. 
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