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If I broke my lease I would have to pay the entire lease's worth of rent. I'm not going to drop everything, break my lease, and move. Sorry, folks. You've given me plenty of reasonable and well supported advice. I asked for my rights regarding the legality of having my firearm in my possession in th...

What are you talking about? I've said that I'm not bringing my firearm into that situation. I HAVE listened. Doesn't it say something about my gut instinct that I am seeking advice in the first place and considering the consequences? I DO care, because I am actively seeking information and advice. Y...

Hey everybody! Thanks for your great discussion and advice. I've decided that I will not be taking my firearm to my apartment at this time, and likely not for the rest of the semester. I'm going to wait until my permit is officially approved and I have it in my hands. This semester I will attempt to...

I've gone through my lease and actually found that they do not allow possession of weapons on the property either. Looks like I'm screwed either way and will be leaving it at home for the time being.

I already said that leaving my apartment is not an option at this time. What is everyone's thoughts on locking my gun in my car when I am not carrying?

What are your thoughts on locking it in my car? I imagine that would absolve the legal problems.

Let me begin by saying I have never used, possessed, or transported marijuana. I'm 21 years old and live in Austin, Texas. I recently finished my LTC application, I'm getting my fingerprints done Monday, but I plan on going back to College this weekend. I live in a 4 bedroom apartment. Two of my roo...