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I will post a "copy / paste" of the blood act when I get home from this trip. I wouldn't want to cite it for risk of mod informing someone. I will get on here as quick as possible.

The instructor didn't make it as simple as I put it. I, unlike many I see on here, do not have all day to write an in depth narrative. A blood act, as described by Texas penal code is simply "rape". The reason I leave my replies short is because people shouldn't rely on our responses, people simply shine a little light on the subject. However, it should still be the original persons obligation to pick up a copy of CHL laws and read into it. Responses on this website, for the most part, should do little more then point people in the right direction for finding regulations for themselves.

My instructor, (several years ago) quoted that you are legally allowed to use your weapon and engage a subject to protect yours, your families, an innocent 3rd parties life. To protect your property. Or as a result of a "blood act". I will defend my everything that is mine with my 2nd amendment and leave "observe and report" to the security guard at the mall.