When I went they were mostly travelling nurses applying for their nursing certificates.
Is HQL still in demand?
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So the answer is maybe lol.
I know my class is structured in a way that as long as you have 50 ish rounds (1-2 boxes of ammo) worth of experience you’ll be fine. I try to save people the cost of getting the HQL since, as we all know, the permit class also covers it. The biggest issue seems to be not having a pistol to use, I’m not sure I’m ready to start lending pistols with some of the stories I’ve heard, and misinformation.
I really have only gotten a few calls for HQL only course. I’m hoping the new crap from Annapolis doesn’t discourage people from getting permits and I also hope the HQL goes away.
TD
I know my class is structured in a way that as long as you have 50 ish rounds (1-2 boxes of ammo) worth of experience you’ll be fine. I try to save people the cost of getting the HQL since, as we all know, the permit class also covers it. The biggest issue seems to be not having a pistol to use, I’m not sure I’m ready to start lending pistols with some of the stories I’ve heard, and misinformation.
I really have only gotten a few calls for HQL only course. I’m hoping the new crap from Annapolis doesn’t discourage people from getting permits and I also hope the HQL goes away.
TD
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