I agree with mr surveyor. I went to the Texas State University police once and asked questions about concealed carry. In reference to under ground parking where I had a parking permit. A lieutenant came out a spoke with me at some length about it. He told me that they interpret underground parking as being same as surface parking and therefore state law proves conceal carry to be legal there as well. At no time did I believe that simply stating that I would be carrying under the authority of CHL as being the same as failing to conceal.mr surveyor wrote:eric wrote:you gave up your concealment when you asked questions about carry and now they know. In my opinion wrong. Know the rules a don't tell.
I'm not sure I agree with this idea. It seems to be pretty prevalent around here though. I see a huge distinction between "confidentiality", in other words "keeping a secret", and "concealment", keeping something out of sight. I just do not believe that discussion of carrying weapons results in a lack of concealment.
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- Mon Jun 02, 2008 11:27 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: This makes for an interesting quandry
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