My app is processing!

[Bamabowtie]

My wife and I went to the Fort Walton licensing division Friday and filed for our permits. I can't wait to be able to carry again. That's the one thing I miss about Alabama, the ease of getting a permit. I'll be sure to let you know when it arrives. Will this require another Wally walk? I did carry for five years in bama? LoL

[locknload]

I hope your licenses come in soon. And even though you previously did a Wally walk,
another one wouldn't hurt!

[kbhockey]

That's good. I need to find the time to go through the class here.

[Bamabowtie]

I called today to ask about the progress of my application and I was told it was issued today. Now I just wait for it to arrive in the mail! It was a total of five business days from applying to it being issued. I can't wait.

[godgunsanddogs]

Great turnaround time ( and remember stay alive get a 45 ) :P sorry I can't help myself

[Bamabowtie]

I'm way ahead of you! My primary ccw for the past three years has been a PT1911!

[rdhetrick]

I hope your licenses come in soon. And even though you previously did a Wally walk,
another one wouldn't hurt!

Congratulations, and I agree, I think any time someone gets a new license, they have to do a new wally walk!

[thelastcrow]

just to add
...grab a .38spcl+P, close range they'll dominate indefinetly...
sorry again just got an 85 ULSS for eventual CC (in P.A.)-our aprtment complrx got robbed so i wanted something a bit fresher then my S&W .38Spcl (110yrs old and in great condition-pearl/ivory grips not sure though which) to protect my fiance and i-shot reg. .38's at the range the other day (50 rounds) hit 3 bullseyes and was clustering about and inch apart at 30-35ft. loved it! daily i load it with .38 spcl +P 135 gr Speer gold dot jhp for self protection and i keep a 50 round brick of winchester 125 gr +P jhp's for back up and future loads-though the Speers i like better because of the Full jacket (no lead tip=cleaner barrel) so my next box will most likely be them-them i want a http://www.taurususa.com/product-det...rumbseries=MF2 -more options, better house gun again the 85 is for daily CC

[MilProGuy]

Congrats on your Fla. conceal carry permit, bamabowtie! Also, Yay to thelastcrow for your acquisition of your model 85 revolver. I've had a model 85 since 1991, and it became my "vehicle gun" when I acquired a new Millennium Pro PT138 for home protection and conceal carry in jacket weather. Also have a new TCP 738 for ultra conceal carry. Folks, you can't go wrong with a Taurus!
Good shootin'
MilProGuy

[HamTaurus]

Got my CCL, and carry either a PT 145 (mostly), a PT1911 or a Glock 30, in High Noon Tuckables, but what is a "Wally Walk"?