New to Forum and CCW

[Cobra1365]

Hi folks,
  New member also from Magnolia.  Former AF.  Been around here since 78 and have seen some progression and unfortunately some regression! After a couple of break ins and the aforementioned body being dumped down the road from me(see Mountaineer's post).  I have decided it's time to start carrying.

  Looking for a good training class right now.  Open to suggestions.

  I'll likely carry my Glock19 as I like shooting it much more than my CZ even though the CZ is smaller.

[29thInfantry]

Welcome to the forum there are a lot of really good people here that will answer any of  your questions. I am currently a month into my wiat for my permit I used these guys for my training course https://sites.google.com/site/firststatefirearmstraining/home  they were very informative and are still very helpful if you have any other questions for them.  I carry a Ruger SR9C,  still waiting on my zachs gun belt to get here and my stealth gear holster. 

[Lumspond]

Welcome and thank you for your service.

[hap_hazzard]

Hey,
     Former blue suiter and newbie here too!  What was your AFSC?  I was a 2E251 --- small computer and switching specialist --- worked on PCs, crypto, mainframes and even flight mission planning systems.

[Cbmarine]

Welcome, @cobra1365. Feel free to ask more questions.  Have you started your CCDW application?

[SturmRugerSR9]

Welcome to the forum. I live not far from you, ex-USAF myself. I took my training all in one day at Marino Tactical Solutions. They are on Clendaniel Rd. Lincoln. it is I believe, the 1st road to the right below the Lincoln light. Go to the end of the road, last house on the right. Kirk Marino is a police officer and US Army Reserve.  He and his partner are both very good. I thoroughly enjoyed the training, and had my permit in 8 weeks from time I applied. I fire a Ruger SR9  myself.


https://www.facebook.com/MarinoTactical

[Radnor]

Welcome!

If you want to come north for your training class, we'll accomodate you.
1 long day, usually Sunday.

[lynch]

Welcome to the forum. I live not far from you, ex-USAF myself. I took my training all in one day at Marino Tactical Solutions. They are on Clendaniel Rd. Lincoln. it is I believe, the 1st road to the right below the Lincoln light. Go to the end of the road, last house on the right. Kirk Marino is a police officer and US Army Reserve.  He and his partner are both very good. I thoroughly enjoyed the training, and had my permit in 8 weeks from time I applied. I fire a Ruger SR9  myself.


https://www.facebook.com/MarinoTactical

Actually, it's the 4th house on the left on Clendaniel Rd, coming from rt 113.

[SturmRugerSR9]

It's been almost 4 years since I took my course, he must have moved, or are you talking about Peterman's house?

[lynch]

Yeah, it was at Barry's.
Did Marino live on the same road?

[SturmRugerSR9]

Yeah, the last house on the right.