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My experience was the same as everyone else. I wouldn’t worry about passing the test but I do recommend you get the training needed to be a safe and responsible carrier. Knowledge is power and practice makes you proficient.
CHL Knowledge/Classroom questions
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The question # 49 looks contradictory. The first statement says a felony permanently revokes the license and the answer would be false. The second statement says if the conviction is expunged the license is not revoked and the answer would be true. What is the explanation? The question about the license stating "SA" you could use both a revolver and a semi-automatic. Wouldn't "SA" mean semi-automatic? I thought I read that you had to train with both to be qualified to carry both? Explanation?
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Thanks. There is no online opportunities for LTC 100? Have difficulty with mobilization. Instructors in Friona, Tx area?
Yep. Don't sweat it. The bar is thankfully quite low.
I never mess with the guy that carries four .50 Desert Eagles.
The only listing directly IN Friona I can find after intensive research (first result in Google, after .3 seconds)
(not an endorsement or anything, just the info):
Bruce Fleming
Friona, Texas 79035, (806) 265-7121, email brucef@aztx.com
Read the info listed in the question and information on one post and then took the sample test 100/100. I am a Veteran and life long hunter and I think online training for LTC 100 would be sufficient. What's the ballpark cost for class room training. I thought I saw some where on here that online is on Governor's desk. Sorry I should have googled myself.
When I took the very first version of the written, right after CHLs became a Texas reality, I had problems with it. The way the questions were written was sometimes ambiguous and if they were read carefully, more than one answer could be correct.
I had to fall back on "Quit diagramming the sentence to figure out what it means. Just read it like you're an idiot and answer the way you think they want you to."
That worked out great.
tl;dr: The only real mistake the OP could make would be to over-think things.
When I took it, the instructor mentioned one question in particular that due to its wording could be misconstrued. He told us the correct answer.
I can't remember what the question was, lol.
I can't remember what the question was, lol.
# 49
Thanks.
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