After 7 years I decided to apply for hql
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Fredcohunter
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I feel the same way about my CCW. I put off the training and application for years and finally decided to get it over with. The application was accepted on February 26.
budman93
Ultimate Member
Not exactly the same. The reason most people don't apply for that is because most people will be denied.
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
Are there any ranges open to do the live fire?
hillbilly grandpa
Active Member
They can take up to 90 days to address your application. My time frame was rather long--with nothing. Then I got an investigator call, setting up an interview for a week later. She called my references the morning of my Wednesday interview. At the interview she requested some additional documentation; I provided it mid-late afternoon. She said she would forward everything to Reisterstown Rd. that afternoon. The following Tuesday morning I had an email notifying me that a decision had been made.
Long and short, things went really slow until they went really fast. Patience grasshopper.
BigRick
Hooligan #15
Also check Bollinger in Taneytown. They have two HQL classes including live fire scheduled for next weekend on their FB page. Maybe they can do just the live fire part if that's all that's needed.
ianmd11
Member
Hell of a time to apply lol. Godspeed
I think they used to print them once a week so depending on how it fell could be 3 days to a week or so.
Guess I've waited this long whats a few more days
danb
dont be a dumbass
Some instructors have access to private ranges
Just to reiterate, the fully online Texas Hunter safety class is accepted as training, and you can do the class at your own pace. There is no need to hunt around for a class (no pun intended).
The MDSP even accepts the "temporary" certificate you get after completing the class, you dont have to wait for the certificate in the mail.
Some instructors have access to private ranges
Didn’t they change the live fire portion and say that Simunitions were acceptable? If so you wouldn’t need a traditional range
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A_Lemurs_Carbine
Active Member
I need to do the same
I was told by MSP lic div that simmunitions CANNOT be used for live fire training.
TD
TD
I thought I saw the simmuntions acceptance somewhere in writing
- Feb 4, 2013
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Or just buy a lower.
HSTD
Member
That's what I did awhile back, and was able to buy a Gen 3 Glock lower for $45.
Just did a quick look around and stripped lowers can still be found, although a bit more money
https://dsgarms.com/pistols-glk-frame-stripped-g3-g17
https://www.brownells.com/handgun-p...ialized-frame-for-glock-17-22-prod115784.aspx
