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Crossfire wrote:

TexasGal wrote:Crossfire, when you do your AM handgun class, are you planning on doing the CHL qual at the end of that so it is out of the way before the CHL class?

Yes. I thought we would end the Basic class at the range, and start the CHL class there, so we only have to go once. I am sure this will require some tweaking, but that's the thought for now.

Mel wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:

nightmare69 wrote:Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home.

My sons told me that when I get to the wheel chair stage they are going to roll me out into traffic.

Anygunanywhere

I told mine what I can't spend, I'm going to burn.

My goal is to have my last check bounce!

nightmare69 wrote:

talltex wrote: Maybe it's changed in recent years, but part of the core curriculum (required for graduation) in Texas high schools used to be "U.S. Government" which focused on the U.S. Constitution and the federal structure (legislative, judicial and executive branches), but also included a section on the State Government which covered how and when the State Legislature is in session. Maybe you were out sick a lot that year...

I took a government/economics class but it was 90% federal related and I was busy chasing women in HS.

anygunanywhere wrote:

nightmare69 wrote:Be nice to us younger guys, we choose your nursing home.

My sons told me that when I get to the wheel chair stage they are going to roll me out into traffic.

Anygunanywhere

Charles L. Cotton wrote:Until the DPS started requiring Instructors to record on CHL-100s the time spend on various subjects, I don't think anyone paid much attention the four categories. Indeed, there was no reason to do so because we just covered the material. Other than for reporting purposes, there's still no reason to get overly concerned.

Chas.