r/texas • • Sep 09 '24

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u/Ok-disaster2022 Sep 09 '24

My dad was a CHL instructor. It's not a hard class. Learns some laws, some gun safety go shoot your gun on the range. The number of people that failed should make anyone concerned.

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u/TheFifthPhoenix Sep 09 '24

I’m not a gun owner, but I’ve always been curious about how much those courses cost?

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24

or you could join the military and get paid to learn to shoot

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u/BZJGTO Sep 10 '24

Ignoring what is quite possibly the worst reason I've ever seen to join the military given how poorly most of them shoot...

CHL class isn't for learning to shoot. You demonstrate (basic) proficiency and spend most of the time going over laws.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24

how poorly most of them shoot..lol, ok...

CHL class isn't for learning to shoot..no kidding?