Interesting. Whoever stated it would probably never happen due to the idea that we (CHL owners) have problems with it, then the thought that the winnie ninnie Legislature would never touch it seems to be correct.
I do not quite understand why some of us would object. If you wanted to carry concealed, go right ahead. If you wanted to carry open, go right ahead. Freedom to choose.
And yes, I do draw my weapon a lot quicker with a comp-tac paddle holster than any inside the waistband holster I own (including a comp-tac IWB). If I must pull my Kel-Tec out of my pocket, well, I hope no one is in a hurry.
And I also agree, if shotguns and long guns can be carried down main street in plain view, why can't a pistol? Someone must have an erroneous idea that the pistol is the more lethal. I will take my chance against a handgun rather than any rifle or shotgun, thank you very much. I have skinned out too many deer shot with a high-power rifle to believe that a 30-06 to my chest would be anything other than lethal (with expanding bullets).
Oh well, be thankful for what we have I guess.
Thanks for the replies.
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- Fri Jan 25, 2008 6:31 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: open carry
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open carry
On another forum, some folks were writing that there is a move afoot to allow open carry (by CHL holders) in Texas.
Has anyone heard if this is correct or just wishful thinking?
I would love it but I can hear the negatives now.
Any thoughts. I know it would be a courageous House or Senate member to champion this sort of legislation and endure the pitiful jabs he or she would receive. But, I should would vote for him or her if they would.
Has anyone heard if this is correct or just wishful thinking?
I would love it but I can hear the negatives now.
Any thoughts. I know it would be a courageous House or Senate member to champion this sort of legislation and endure the pitiful jabs he or she would receive. But, I should would vote for him or her if they would.