I never did apply for my LTCH. (License to Carry Handgun)
This awkwardly named "license" is what was required of law-abiding Indiana Citizens, in order to carry a handgun legally in the state. I'm a Libertarian thru and thru, and in fact I NEVER even took my professional licensing exam for my 34 year career as an Electrician! I was SO AGAINST THIS!!! I was barely a year away from my journeyman ticket, when the law in my county was changed to require testing for a license. FORMERLY, UNION ELECTRICIANS were simply awarded a license, due to the exhaustive training of a 4 year apprenticeship. I basically said FUGGIT right then and there. I graduated #1 in my class, my entire 4 year "GPA" was over 98% and I also totally ACED my 4 year, comprehensive final exam, I got 馃挴 percent on that exam! So I'm 馃挴 % SURE I would have passed the licensing exam on the first try. SOLID. But in my 34 years as an electrician I was never ONCE asked to prove I was licensed. I also rarely worked in the county, either 馃槄
I seem to put my money where my mouth is. Even if I have a stupid mouth 馃 馃か 馃 I guess that is a good thing, but sometimes it gets me into trouble, too.
But anyway, I never had a paper trail of handgun carry in my state. Hopefully never will! But I'll tell you this, I will be armed, legally and Constitutionally come July 1st, 2022!!!
That little beauty right there is my favorite "on site" carry, it goes with me for things that go bump in the night, indoors or out. Glock30SF, gen 3 but it had all the gen4 features. It's a handful, not a lightweight but not overly heavy either. Handles the 45acp recoil easily. But then again, I'm a recoil/adrenaline junky, I have many 357mag, 10mm, and even 44mag handguns. So 45acp is a real pussycat for me 馃樄
I really hope to publish more here, fellows. I'm even contemplating some AR15 builds and handgun videos. I just need to download the proper D-tube software and get to work on my presentation voice. Fortunately, my good friend 
