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Classroom time was 8 hours + 2 hours range time. There was not much taught in the class that would apply to CHL holders, it was mainly for police officers. We will certainly try a different instructor when out certification needs to be done.

My wife and I took the Texas CHL class yesterday. We were totally bored to tears. The instructor took 2 hours of information and made it last 8 hours, really. He kept getting off the subject telling his stories. On top if that the information he did cover did not really apply to a civilian situation at all. I mean they had a captive audience for 8 hours and they could have presented more relevant information to the students. I don't know if this was a normal class or not? I can't see how he could possibly fill up 8 hours with the slides he had. We are transferring our licenses from Georgia and were hoping to learn more about any differences in laws between the 2 states. Also the pistol qualification was unbelievably easy. Most of the shots were from distance here I could almost touch the paper with the muzzle. I can't she how this demonstrates in any way if you can hit what you aim at. Has anyone else encounters a similar class? I will also say that the process to get a Texas CHL is very time consuming, expensive, and complicated. Maybe Georgia was to easy?

Jim