Looking for a CHL Class in Mid-Cities area

[fletcher]

My wife and I are relatively new to Texas (DFW area), and we're looking for a good class within about a half hour of Euless. Any recommendations?

Thanks

[AggieC05]

chltx.com

Easy guy to take it from. He does it from his living room. Won't say it was exciting but he kept me awake and interested. He is also a kimber dealer.

he is located off of I-30 and Cooks lane

[Greybeard]

At least one guy (a pilot) that I can recall from Euless shoots at our place regularly. Says it's not too much of a drive.

http://www.dcsa.bizland.com/chlinfo.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; indicates I've got 4 CHL classes scheduled in the next 30 days. Sometimes I have to go to the web site to know when I'm supposed to show up. PM me if questions after "home study".

' Noticed post numero uno. Welcome to the forum, btw Lots to be gleaned here.

[Keith B]

Welcome to the forum fletcher.

Our own forum moderator Crossfire teaches courses in Roanoke, which is close to you guys. I HIGHLY recommend her class, especially for couples!

Check out http://www.crossfire-training.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[fletcher]

Thanks for the quick responses - we'll give them a look over :)

[blue]

Welcome to the 'club'.

2nd on above crossfire-training.com.

- EXCELLENT class and Easy drive. You can add-on Utah nonres class for package deal all in one day. All included.
Then- double check papers-run copys-add payment and mail (we did Certified and return receipt).

Then "THE WAIT " (GRRRR!)

Good Luck,
Blue

[RPBrown]

Acadamy of firearms training in Grand Prairie (http://www.chltraining.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) They are all inclusive. The only thing you need when you leave there is a check to the state and a stamp.

[joe817]

chltx.com

Easy guy to take it from. He does it from his living room. Won't say it was exciting but he kept me awake and interested. He is also a kimber dealer.

he is located off of I-30 and Cooks lane

Is this guy in business anymore? I emailed him, 2 times, and the email keeps getting rejected because his inbox is at capacity. I also have called him 2 times leaving name and number, and so far no call back. I started calling him last Tuesday.
I would have loved to take the course from him as he's just down the road from me, but, oh well.

[joe817]

I'm taking my course from these folks:

http://safegunacademy.com/classDatesNew.shtml#jul18" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

RRK & Assoc. lists a Euless address, but I don't think that's where they give classes(maybe Bass Pro Shops in Grapevine):

http://www.txgunpermit.com/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

TCHA list a ton of CHL instructors by zip code. That's where I found Safegunacademy:

http://www.txchia.org/inst3ne.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hope that helps.

[couzin]

Winchester's - just down the road at 820 and Lancaster. http://www.winchestergallery.com/index.php

[fletcher]

We just took the course from http://www.crossfire-training.com yesterday - great class, thanks for the recommendations

[lonewolf]

chltx.com is the one I used. Agreed not too exciting, but gets it done at a reasonable price. Make sure you take off your shoes before entering his home. I have definitely had much worse times at training sessions at work before, this was good because it was something everyone there was interested in. To be honest, I was really impressed by how few silly questions there were. You know the type, people that "what if?" things to death? I was particularly impressed with the students as well. One young couple, several middle agers (like me), one guy that had only fired a gun once and then it was 10 years ago, and another guy that had never fired a handgun in his life. Everyone passed everything.

We are all getting our CHLs for protection of our families and ourselves. The guy that had never fired a gun before was there because he ran a store and had been robbed at gunpoint recently. It was a feeling of helplessness that he didn't want to experience ever again. Can't say I blame him.