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chuckybrown wrote: Yup, pinned right there on the fanny pack is his shiny gold Concealed Handgun License badge.

As the barbecue guy in the commercial says, "Now that's just all kinds of wrong!"

Well I'm a bit different here. I go to the post office at least once or twice a week mailing paperwork packets to clients and to the FAA.

I guess I don't see the problem. What would prevent you from patrolling your neighborhood without being on a "Citizen Patrol"? Does it give you any authority that you don't already have?

Don't sign anything an patrol as an independent.

jamisjockey wrote: I made having a sweat shield a must in my holster selection because of having the pointy bits digging into my love handle.

I took a "razor" knife (Exacto with new blade) and cut a small chamfer all around the back edge of my "Super-Tuck".
Made a world of difference.

sjfcontrol wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:[

It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?

Only high-capacity kaboodles were outlawed in CA.

Kaboodles have been known to cause cancer in California!

Be careful using security film on thermal pane glass doors. Check with the door manufacturer. They usually recommend against it and will not honor any warranty.

The guys at the gun shop and additional research have made me reconsider. I'm now leaning towards a Kahr P haven't settled on the 9 or the 40 yet. It is pretty thin but I really like the way it feels in my hand. It really seemed to fit. I'll keep everyone posted. I carry a Kahr P9 and am very happy...

I wear a Galco USA (horse hide, around $60). It allows the shirt tail to be tucked in and it conceals beautifully.
I have a Kahr P9.
The only thing that shows is a 1/4" square clip at the bottom of the belt. With a black belt even that disappears.

Chas,
Thank you for your service. Although I'm new to the forums, I can easily see the contributions you have made.

Now on to that RV-7A!

Mel

$215.25 for a Utah CWP only class? Jeez. Let's see. If the instructor collects the license fee Utah ($65?) and bundles range fees with a rental gun and ammo, eye protection and hearing protection ($40), then he's charging $110.25 for his training. Actually it sounds to my like he's getting it all. ...

Guilty as charged! I can't even hide out on another forum.

A little background. Live in Farmersville, TX, about 40 miles northeast of Dallas. Been pilot and aircraft builder since 1967. Wife & I have our own little private airport as retirement home. I figured I needed a protection plan for our place. I have a Kahr P9.

Just joined forum. I sent in my paperwork on 4/27. Got word this morning that license has been mailed.