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Instructor is reported no longer to be active. He got into a fight while intoxicated (and lost) and they caught up with him.

Maybe they got it straightened out. It's been several months and the boy is still an instructor. Only 51 or so had been removed by DPS at last report and he doesn't seem to be one of them.

All very good points. It's pretty clear that the applicant is totally responsible for all aspects of the process as well as all points of law regardless of whether his instructor was living on the planet or not. This particular instructor is definately from outer space but he doesn't have a sign around his neck announcing the fact.

I suspect that's why the applicant signs an affidavit that he has read and understands all the pertenate law.

I suspect that's what the guy eventually did. It would have been nice and made quite a bit of sense if the instructor had contacted the CHL division instead of writing that note.

Several months ago, a guy was buying a gun at Praco Pawn and Gun in Waco. He whipped out his CHL to jump past the insta check. The clerk looked at it and said, " This isn't your picture."

" No it's not. That's why I carry THIS!" He produces a letter that reads, in effect:
" I am a concealed handgun instructor. I mixed up the other picture with the other application and this is the wrong picture on the license. It's ok though. My mistake."
Signed
------------ DPS Certified Concealed Handgun Instructor

That makes two guys out there running around with bogus licenses from this instructor.

Anybody else run into a wierd instructor situation?