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IWB or OWB holster should be both by definition called belt holster, as the hoster would not be functional when the loop/paddle are not secured in place by said belt. Otherwise, when the actor draws his pistol it might come out of its concealment still in the holster. There in no need to define &qu...

Well, now I guess my next step is to get me some string... :) Really though, I appreciate that answer, and it really sounds like I thought it might be, it might be right, or then again... I know about how the cops 'could' react, I've met the good and the bad, that is always a possibility on any sub...

At TxDPS, they have this... "Unconcealed handguns, loaded or unloaded, must be carried in a shoulder or belt holster ." http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/rsd/chl/legal/newlegislation.htm Is an inside the waistband holster considered a "belt holster" in this particular case? I don't p...

Texas is weird that way some times. My ex-wife got drafted when she was a 13 year old girl living in El Paso. She received several threatening letters from the selective service bureau for having failed to show up, which her father answered by mail, telling them that they were trying to draft a 13 ...

Don't take the certificate's word for it. My best buddy growing up was discovered to be "female" on his birth certificate, :lol: when he was processing for NROTC in college. Somehow, through ~18 years of school, Little League, draft registrations, whatever, that detail had been overlooked...

SewTexas wrote:

I feel the same way! heheheh
Thanks to you also!

Randy

TexasJohnBoy wrote: congrats and welcome to the club!

Thank you, TJB!

Randy

Wow, you really went through a lot. It says a lot about you that you kept at it even when you were discouraged. Hopefully other good guys like you will be encouraged to keep up the good fight. The DPS did the right thing, just took them awhile... You'd think that the courthouses should know exactly...

Well, the last of the updates, I am glad to say! :mrgreen: I received my card yesterday , so now it's all a done deal, for sure. That means that 'this time' I got a letter from DPS it contained what I needed, AND, this only took 9 working days from the time I sent the information to them, if not 8....

It's pretty much a done deal, I think. (See my last post) I have already sent the required letters to the appropriate place, so now it's a waiting game. :) In my denial letter, they stated that I have a certain amount of time to get it all squared away, but, after I called the Department of Public ...

Just a quick update on this, in case it helps someone in the future... I just called the Dallas County District Clerk's Office and asked about why they didn't include any misdemeanor before 1975, I was told that all of the records were destroyed and that it starts from that point on. To me, that is...

Today I actually (finally!) went to the County Clerk's building to get what I needed, and I have to say, I hope that nobody has to go through all of this crap very often, it is a real ordeal. I called ahead and asked directions, once I was inside, I got to the Misdemeanor window pretty quick. I was...

Thank you for that, Crossfire, that gives me the confidence that I may see a light at the end of this tunnel. :) Really, it'd be nice if someone could make this information, along with other information that would apply in a Sticky, I know some of it is, but that's where I looked for the contact in...