My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit(s)!

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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby jac714 on Sun Aug 26, 2007 6:25 pm

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I tried not to do this but couldn't resist. :twisted:

Glock and beautiful are two words that really should not be used in the same sentence. :twisted: :P :P :P :P
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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby JoeH on Sun Aug 26, 2007 8:04 pm

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Re: My wife and sister got their permit the other day!

Postby ttousi on Sun Aug 26, 2007 8:09 pm

Glock 26 Girl wrote:
brauchma wrote:oh and my sister is going to Cabelas tomorrow with my cash card deal. She wants a Glock 26 and is going to buy one if it is there. She is totally happy!

And I am totally happy! It is a beautiful gun ;) I already took it out and shot a lot of rounds..can't wait until I get to shoot some more :D


You go girl !! :) :) :)
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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby Pakrat on Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:34 pm

haha, two separate people... You didn't marry your sister?
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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby EAJuggalo on Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:38 pm

For the Notarization I'd go the the bank, usually if you have an account they don't charge you for it.
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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby joelr on Mon Aug 27, 2007 5:09 pm

Maybe it should have been "My wife and sister got their permits"? That clearly suggests that they're separate people, if anybody was wondering. (Me, I wasn't; this isn't West Virginia, after all.)
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Re: My wife and sister got their permit the other day!

Postby gunshop guy on Mon Aug 27, 2007 11:12 pm

Aceq2jot wrote:
brauchma wrote:My sister wants to shoot my XD 9sc to see if she wants one like it. She said I HAVE to let her shoot it. 8-)


Prehaps you should take her and the wife to Bills and let them shot the guns with adjustable palm swells.


The Smith and Wesson M&P model has the adjustable palm swells.
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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby brauchma on Tue Aug 28, 2007 7:44 am

EAJuggalo wrote:For the Notarization I'd go the the bank, usually if you have an account they don't charge you for it.


Small town... I would prefer to not have people know I am even applying for my Utah permit. Rumors and word does get around.

//Thread drift....
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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby brauchma on Tue Aug 28, 2007 7:45 am

joelr wrote:Maybe it should have been "My wife and sister got their permits"? That clearly suggests that they're separate people, if anybody was wondering. (Me, I wasn't; this isn't West Virginia, after all.)


Yeah...sometimes fingers don't go where they should. So I fixed the (s) on permits.
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Re: My wife and sister (2 separate people) got their permit!

Postby someone1980 on Tue Aug 28, 2007 3:16 pm

brauchma wrote:
EAJuggalo wrote:For the Notarization I'd go the the bank, usually if you have an account they don't charge you for it.


Small town... I would prefer to not have people know I am even applying for my Utah permit. Rumors and word does get around.

//Thread drift....
Any other thoughts?


Go to a bank in another town?
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