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I wouldn't recommend anybody who wants to learn something to go to this class. Probably only people who are stupid like me and who think he/she knows everything.

I would also recommend Ayoob's "In the gravest extreme" as a recommend reading. Some CHLs come out thinking they can do shoot anything that they don't like - well, those idiots wouldn't read the book anything, i guess.

I would say he didn't go over the material, but it was not emphasized. He spent about 10-15 minutes about the safety, which I think it should be 1 hour.

No part of the class was about ensuring each applicant know how to handle at least his/her gun properly, which is quite disturbing to me.

Wildscar wrote:

txinvestigator wrote:

Stupid wrote:
In my stupid opinion, a CHL class that does not include gun safety and how to handle handguns is totally useless.

Firearms storage and safety, as well as marksmanship and range safety are required segments of instruction

I think you might have just had a bad class or fell asleep.

I took my class in Alvin. I think the biggest idiot was me as my name shows and i forgot to drink enough coffee to stay awake.

In my stupid opinion, a CHL class that does not include gun safety and how to handle handguns is totally useless. Half of of the class did not appear to even have fired a gun in their life. Many guns came out of the box with rusty, and many jammed during firing session, none knew how to clear jams. It's very disturbing to see they passed the test.

The class was horrible. Basically it included the instructor reading the booklet out loud and me trying to stay awake - i finished reading long before he did. Rarely he explained anything.

I went there to learn something, but came out with nothing except knowing that I could get my CHL.