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KBCraig wrote:

sf1058 wrote:Since they aren't legally qualifed to receive a Texas CHL, why would the state allow a resident to carry on a non-resident CHL which essentially is an end-run around the CHL laws?

For the same reason anyone else who has that state's license would be able to carry.

The only things that might disqualify you from a Texas CHL, which wouldn't disqualify you from a reciprocal state's license, would be owing back taxes, back child support, in arrears on student loans, etc. It would take some digging for a Texas LEO to discover that you're not qualified for a Texas CHL, and then a lot of work to prosecute you for the misdemeanor offense of UCW. And it would probably be an unsuccesful prosecution, at that, since the subject held a valid license recognized by Texas.

Kevin

Kevin

llwatson wrote:

sf1058 wrote:If a Texas resident obtains a non resident CHL from another state and is not eligible for a Texas CHL due to a disqualification, would they still still be entitled to carry in Texas on their non-resident license?

If you meet all the qualifications for your out of state license, and Texas honors that license by a reciprocity agreement, then yes, you are entitled to carry with that license.

txinvestigator wrote:

ferguson wrote:I current am a resident of TX and live in Fort Worth. I am going to apply for a Florida Non-Resident permit. My question is: WITHOUT a TX resident CHL will the Florida non-resident permit cover me in TX for concealed carry? Please leave any responses out in your reply such as "support your local TX chl etc..." that don't apply to my question.

Yes it will.

And being a open and public forum, don't expect to be able to demand answers fit a particular pattern. Since this is a Texas CHL forum, most of us are going to want to know why you would not obtain a Texas CHL.

Since we participate here free and often, we can ask, but you can also ignore us.

Which brings me to; Welcome to the forum.