What's the Story on cfputah.com?

[Hamilton Felix]

I've been reading their ads in Gun News.

I took a look at their website.

I decided that both my wife and I could use some out of state permits before a road trip we're planning late in 2012.

I e-mailed the folks at cfputah.com on Feb. 3rd, asking a few simple questions. The e-mail made it clear that I was talking about two students and possibly four permits each, so money would definitely be spent. Even though the class in Lacey, WA is 130 miles away, I made it clear we were willing to attend.

They have not seen fit to reply to me. Are they too busy to care about two more students? Are they fly-by-night? Did I just fall through the cracks?

Has anyone here had experience with this outfit, good, bad or other?

Thanks.

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[drew]

I took a Utah class from them a couple years ago. It was alright. They tried to keep it entertaining and engaging. They had some video examples and gave a copy of the laws on cd.

 

[Hamilton Felix]

Well, that's encouraging. I just wondered why they gave an e-mail but didn't reply to a potential customer. Maybe I'll try again. Blame it on the Internet.

 

[grouser]

They're legit. I took their course in Vancouver and got my OR permit a couple of days ago. Utah has charged my credit card, so I assume that one in working its way through the system.

 

[Hamilton Felix]

I'll try again to contact them. One of the questions I asked was about non-resident renewals. Here at home in Washington, I renew in person at the Sheriff's Office. I'd hate to get non-resident licenses then find I had to be there to renew.

 

[Hamilton Felix]

I e-mailed again, and this time got a reply. We e-mailed back and forth, then I called. "Kevin" is in Oregon right now, talked as long as I wanted, answered my questions. Sounds pretty legit, and he's not BSing about the hoops you have to jump through to get the various non-resident permits. Pretty helpful guy.