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Intresting observation about LE not authorising them. I may actually look for an IWB holster for my CZ-75. I still want something small that I an carry in an ankle holster though

Ok, so I swung by Cheaper than dirt onthe way home. Fondled many hand guns. I kinda like teh feel of the Bersa Thunders 380, but the DX has the mag extension that fits my hand better. I think I will try and rent one and put a few rounds down range and see how I like it

Thanks all,
I am going to hit a couple shops around town this weekend and see what feels good in my hand, then see if I can rent one somewhere and test fire it.

I carried a Ruger P95DC when I was stationed in Virgina. I had to sell it when I was sent overseas. I really enjoyed that gun and the size was pretty good. 15 round mags were plentiful. A hogue slip over fixed the slippery grip for me. I don't think they make it anymore. Maybe I will see if I can find a used one in good condition.

Back then, 1997, not sure about now, Virginia was easy to get a CHL. All I had to do was pay the fee, fill out the paper work and show copies of my military pistol qualification and badaboom. No qual course no classroom.

Thanks for all the inputs. I have a CZ-75 that I love to shoot, and will probably use for the qualification course. But believe it to be too big to carry effectively. I have owned a few wheel guns but generally prefer the automatics. I may have to check into the Bersa's. I am on a budget, as I maintain my race car as wel and need to at least TRY and keep the wife from complaining about me having too many toys. Please keep the suggestions coming.

I am looking for a good conceal gun. I know of a compact 9mm manufactured by HI-POINT. Any body have any experience with this manufacturer?

I can actually get 2 guns for 300.00 via the internet. I'm thinking a 9 and a .45.

How can I find a list of FFL holders near Burleson/Crowley that can recieve the guns for me?

Thanks.

Oh yeah. My first post!