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Yes indeed!

Population in Texas per: http://www.ers.usda.gov/statefacts/TX.htm

23,904,380

Total active CHL holders per DPS site:

288,909 or .01% of the population

Total active CHL instructors per DPS site:

1,639 or .00007 % of the population

So many Texans to qualifiy and so little time.

hmm 288 ...

I've done one better. I do lock my garage door to the house, and I dead bolt it. I also installed a peep hole in the door.
What good is it to lock a door and "IF" you hear a noise, you unlock the door to look into the garage to see if somethings amiss. The peep hole doesn't even need to be looked ...

Your answers to all things XD are here.......

http://www.xdtalk.com/forums/

By the way I have:
XD 5" Tactical .45ACP home defense
XD 5" Compact .45ACP home defense
XD 4" Service .45ACP carry
XD 4" Service 9mm carry
XD 3" Sub compact 9mm carry
All are amazingly accurate.

Who's headed to Austin?

I have a .303 Enfield Mark V that I got 35 years ago, it was close to mint condition and still is, and I find that it's been an excellent hunting rifle. It's one of those guns that you think was built specifically for you. Like your favorite boots.

I'm headed to the instructors class next month. From the schedule the final is an hour long. Do you need to study prior to the course or is it like the CHL class where if you pay attention you know the material? What was your experience taking the course? Any good tips and do's or don'ts?

Thanks gang! Just the info I needed.

I was getting gas along I-35. Two men approached me. As they were getting closer I removed the gas nozzle and stepped back and placed it back into my trucks fill tube. I now had a little barrier between them and myself. They started asking ramdom questions, where to eat? Well the restaurant next ...

Okay, this is my first time question. On the "revolver part" of the Instructors qualification: is it purely trigger pull?
Is it okay to cock the revolver with your thumb?