Long wait expected
Moderator: carlson1
Long wait expected
So, 3 weeks ago I fished my course, got my dd 210, went online and paid the money, and mailed the forms. Next Tuesday, fingerprints. Last Wednesday called and was told the forms hadn't arrived. I told her I was in San Antonio, no way it took 2 weeks. She said well, it's probably in the building, but takes time to get to the processor. Check back IN TWO WEEKS. Today there is a recording saying to give it 30 days! This does not bode well. Any suggestions?
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Re: Long wait expected
Yes, I have a suggestion. Have a little patience. If you do a search on here, wait times are getting shorter compared to a few years ago but they still have 60 days to complete it.
Spend the time you are waiting constructively by carrying around the house, getting used to the feel of the weapon, the additional weight on your hip, and what works best for concealment. Learn how to dress around your EDC.
Spend the time you are waiting constructively by carrying around the house, getting used to the feel of the weapon, the additional weight on your hip, and what works best for concealment. Learn how to dress around your EDC.
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Re: Long wait expected
patience indeed. Wait until Wednesday or Thursday of next week before you call back again to verify everything received. Then back to patience
In addition to just practice carrying, don't forget to practice drawing (SAFELY please, NO LIVE AMMO), and dry firing too ( snap caps/ inert rounds recommended ). Don't forget to practice drawing from actual conceal, not just from the holster unconcealed - ie dress as you will be wearing it everyday.
In addition to just practice carrying, don't forget to practice drawing (SAFELY please, NO LIVE AMMO), and dry firing too ( snap caps/ inert rounds recommended ). Don't forget to practice drawing from actual conceal, not just from the holster unconcealed - ie dress as you will be wearing it everyday.
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