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JackRR wrote:I see where someone got their license only 20 days after they got their PIN

Nighthawk wrote:I'm usually a patient person ~ but I gotta say ~ I'm not crazy about the taking of the money and the 60 -120 days after that to process. I understand why it's that way and I don't really have a better idea (as I'm not knowledgable of the DPS Process) but I know it could be done more effeciently. This is an area that could benefit from some Six Sigma/Lean process improvement. Oh well ~ it's easy to say that while sitting around waiting....

Nighthawk wrote:Howdy folks ~ I'n new here ~ took the class with Crossfire in Roanoke on 8/16, mailed app on 8/20 certified mail, app received 8/22 ~ now the waiting begins. I'm thinking of looking for a holster so if anyone has an suggestion for a SW99 please send them my way. Thanks

wilder wrote: You talked me into it. I just order a Crossbreed Supertuck.

Beatnik wrote:

JET4 wrote:Hello everyone
mind if I pull up a chair

I'll second that. I went by the local Drivers License office in Hurst and picked up a postcard requesting an application and mailed it to Austin. When I received the application packet back I went looking for a class and found Crossfire's available that weekend. I signed up for the class online and got the next to last spot.

Here's my current timeline:
Took class: 8-16-08
Mailed: 8-18-08, 1:00 pm
USPS certified-mail confirmation Austin delivered: 8-20-08, 9:29 am
USPS certified-mail Utah confirmation delivered: *not yet*

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Xander wrote:

wilder wrote:Mailed my packed off this morning. I was about to order a holster, but I might be jumping the gun so to speak!

Lots of folks actually get quite a bit of use out of a holster before their plastic comes. It's a good exercise to wear it around the house, going about your routine and getting use to it, to moving with and sitting and standing and bending, all in the privacy of your own home. It can make you a whole lot more confident and less self-conscious when the day comes and you do get to wear it out in public.