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We don't gouge prices on ammo but we are paying a premium to be able to stock it. Ahh, sorry about that! When I wrote that the price is still high, that's because of the price the LGS are paying. (Sorry if I made it sound like you jacked the price up - I understand fully it's from the manufacturers...

Thanks for the shout-out.
Yes, we have plenty of 9MM and .22 High velocity in stock.
We also have 5.7X28, 7.62X39, 5.56, 5.45X39

We also have an Arsenal AK and an FN Scar.

We don't gouge prices on ammo but we are paying a premium to be able to stock it.

Greetings. I've been following this thread closely as my wife took her class in January.
She received her chl in the mail yesterday (2/14/2013).
It showed 'mailed' since (2/9/2013). The envelope was postmarked (2/11/2013).
37 days from mailbox to mailbox. Pretty good in my opinion.

See y'all on the other side.

Shorter spring means stiffer spring.
Also, Gen4 sub compacts use the same double recoil spring as the Gen3 sub compacts do.

Yep. I keep everything of value in mine. These days that includes ammo.
....and yes, it's bolted solidly to the foundation. It's practically part of the house.

Lucky Luke wrote: I can't imagine carrying more than one. Unless I'm in Israel or Iraq.

Many people here carry two. A primary and a back-up in case the primary fails.
I just carry a Glock so failure is not a worry to me.

Welcome to the forum.

There is no limit of how many guns a person may carry, as long as they are concealed.

Glock 19gen4
...Because failure of any kind is not an option.

Clearly it's a Glock with a high capacity ammunition clip and a silencer.

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daveboyd wrote:The most significant cost of acquiring your CHL is that you have to be willing to forfeit a hot temper and a chip on your shoulder.

You got that right. I've never been nicer.

Class- $69 (CHLNOW.COM) Finger prints- $10 State fee- $140 ($70 for active military) Being able to defend yourself and your loved ones- priceless. I got my CHL within one year of separating from active duty and didn't pay a state fee. I think, and someone can correct me if I'm wrong, that the $70 c...

Class- $69 (CHLNOW.COM)
Finger prints- $10
State fee- $140 ($70 for active military)

Being able to defend yourself and your loved ones- priceless.

What a dummy. He didn't even use the macro setting.