HB750 & Reciprocity

[Ameer]

Even if we limit the discussion to schools, the Federal rights-free school zone has an exemption for someone with a local CHL bot not an out-of-state CHL. (local/out-of-state relative to the school)

That act only pertains to K-12 schools whereas HB750 applies to colleges, so the two issues have nothing to do with each other.

Other than the fact that they're both related to guns and schools, and both treat in-state licenses different from out-of-state licenses..........no relation at all.

[RPB]

Yes, HB750 does limit campus carry to Texas CHL's including non-resident Texas CHL's. I bet TexasCHLforum Members can guess why this provision was added to this session's bill.

I agree that the distinction is unnecessary in operational terms, but the bill isn't going to pass without the provision. Thanks again to the three Utah CFP Instructors who are responsible for raising the issue of out-of-state licenses. The Texas-CHL-only provision was not in last session's bills; it's here now because of the furor the Utah Instructors set off in Austin.

The best we can do now for our non-resident parents who want to visit their kids on Texas college campus is invite them to get a non-resident Texas CHL.

Chas.

To keep John Woods from carrying with his license from Virginia
Just kidding, yeah I know why, but .... cloud/silver lining

[tacticool]

The anti gunners got their Texas-only amendment and they're still blocking HB 750 from a floor vote.