at least .32 caliber?
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Armed-Texan
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at least .32 caliber?
can anyone tell me why a CHL holder must carry a .32 or larger caliber gun? i have a .45acp i plan to carry but i was curious as to why?
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Mike1951
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Re: at least .32 caliber?
The only caliber requirement is for taking your qualification.
Once you have your CHL you may carry a .22 or a .460 S&W, although I wouldn't recommend either.
Once you have your CHL you may carry a .22 or a .460 S&W, although I wouldn't recommend either.
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Re: at least .32 caliber?
oh, i thought it meant to carry as well...
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Fosforos
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Re: at least .32 caliber?
There was a recent news story of a WW2 veteran who shot an intruder in the forehead with a .22, and the vet's buddies set up a mock court-martial for him, charging him with "not using a sufficient caliber".
But like Mike said, there is no law on what caliber you can carry, only for the shooting test portion of the CHL class.
But like Mike said, there is no law on what caliber you can carry, only for the shooting test portion of the CHL class.