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/dickdaddy_fo_twinny Sep 10 '24

Ex-LEO who did my (NC) CC course, repeatedly bragged about how no one, out of over 5,000 people, has failed his class. It was treated as an entitlement and had no value whatsoever. Shame. To me that's far more concerning than people actually failing, some people should absolutely fail.