How many of you have your CHL?

[hapuna]

Have a WA CPL for 10yrs. Glock 19

 

[CharlesAFerg]

Those are the biggest links EVER.

Thanks for the siezure...

 

[SOG165]

Had mine for several years,, wife just sent in the applic for hers

 

[Nightshade]

16 yrs for me

 

[skud_dusty]

I've had mine for almost a year now. This is my EDC

 

[Mark-60]

Since '92 and I carry a Glock 23, I want a S&W airweight too though...


-Mark.

 

[zougou]

I do, but my employer doesn't allow carrying, even if you have a CHL, so....

 

[coctailer]

I have mine for OR and WA.

I carry a Ruger LCP in the summer and a Kahr CW45 in the winter.

 

[snkkpr01]

I've had mine in 3 different states.LOL

In OR I have chosen a G19 in a safariland IWP. After 2 yrs of carring a 92SB in a galco beltslide.

BIGFOOT

 

[Joe Link]

I've had mine in 3 different states.LOL

In OR I have chosen a G19 in a safariland IWP. After 2 yrs of carring a 92SB in a galco beltslide.

BIGFOOT

ANOTHER G19 fan

 

[emanon]

I have permits for Oregon and some other states. Getting Washington and Canadian (firearm not CCW sadly) permits is on my to do list. I generally carry a G19, a pair of Spyderco's, OC plus a light or 2. As cash permits I'll pick up other pistols for back-up or alternative carry options.

 

[Seattle206]

applied for mine right when i turned 21 last year. first carry piece was a taurus millpro 9, sold it now i carry a sig p6/225 with a keltec p32 as backup.

 

[jib]

I've had a CHL for 20+ years, and it saved my butt once.

 

[Joe Link]

Care to share?

 

[jib]

Care to share?

I was a bartender in the late 80's, it was closing time and I noticed a guy that came into the bar about 5 minutes before the last patrons left he did not come up to the bar or talk with anyone Well now it was just the two of us, I was behind the bar and he was standing about 15' on the other side, I told him I was closing and he would have to leave and I offered to to call him a cab, he did not answer. I was feeling a little uneasy buy now and positioned myself (a few feet away) with in reaching distance of my pistol which was a Colt series 70 Gov. 45acp. it was under the bar and a stack of towels. As he moved 5' closer to the bar I put my hand on my pistol, he stopped and said " What would you think if I jumped over this bar and kicked your F*&@%#! A$$" the pistol was cocked with the safety on, I released the thumb safety and said " I think that would be the last stupid thing you ever tried to do." He did not see the gun but I think he got the message, because then he just walked out.

I guess I should have said, may have saved my butt once

 

[Rapid1]

of course I do...

gj jib...I only hope that when a situation comes my way, the bg will have enough sense to back off...

 

[transformerguru]

I have mine... and the funny thing is I have never(as of yet) carried, except in my car. then it was my bersa thunder 380... looking to upgrade this though too a .38 special

 

[Sun195]

I've had mine since maybe 1993. Used to carry a G19 in a cheap IWB holster. These days, I mostly carry a P3AT in a Pale Horse pocket holster. Would like to carry a 1911, but that's a serious commitment. The P3AT is easy to just throw in my pocket and head out the door - the gun you have with you is better than the one you left in the safe....

 

[Aristotle13]

I've had mine for almost a year now. This is my EDC

Just a little friendly suggestion, I would position "both" of your magazines so the bullets face forward. It's a more natural position when you grab your mag to perform a reload.

 

[Oohrah]

Yep, have one of those !!!! Carry normally G27 or G22 with Gold Dots.
In the G 27, the Gold Dots are for short barrels with a velocity of around
1000FPS. At times a slightly modified 1911 Al, or a Smith M36. Usually
the Glocks cause the finish on the coast or inclement weather is not
a concern with them. They are tough, and with the short barrel Gold Dots
in the 40 S&W, are on par with about everything