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It sounds similar to the Utah church database.

If someone thinks the Brady Bill and AWB are "incremental" then so is allowing unlicensed open carry. It's too late in the session, and I don't like the current OC bill, so I wouldn't push for it this year, but the baby steps attitude causes us to lose ground over time. The antis are not a...

They ran my Texas CHL through a card reader attached to a laptop to verify it's valid.

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It look like they're both stuck in House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence and only two more months left in the session. If they're still in committee in the House and there's no sister bill in the Senate, it doesn't look good. If someone is worried, they should apply for a CHL. Turnaround is much...

Crimes of opportunity can happen anywhere at any time.

The campus carry bill (HB 750) only allows concealed carry by someone with a CHL issued by the State of Texas. The Texas Capitol only allows us to bypass the metal detectors if we have a CHL issued by the State of Texas. Are those rules anti-gun? If not, how can we call this bill anti-gun?

Now, the downside to this is that there is a bad side effect to it. The same set of facts now makes the person who violates the law guilty of two different misdemeanors at the same time. You can be charged with both criminal trespass by a license holder and unlawfully carrying in a prohibit place. ...

How do you conceal that?

They shouldn't fire at the protesters except in response to violence. On the other hand, I think they should fire the protesters and hire people who are willing to do an honest day's work in exchange for an honest day's pay. There are probably many people who got laid off in the private sector who a...