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PSA is "out of stock" on most AR parts and assemblies but they had stripped lowers this morning, so I got 2 on order just in case I get the urge to build something.

Bud's also seems to be moving slowly. I purchased a new CZ-75-B SA last Tuesday and still haven't received shipping confirmation. It ...

There should be a law against intimidation or threat of arrest by a public official providing knowingly false information.

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Smokey613 wrote:Just to clarify a point. In Texas, a commissioned peace officer has law emforcement / arrest authority 24X7 while within the state. It matters not if they are working an extra job.

That's clear; what I was wondering about was liability for gross incompetence behind those powers.

If employed by the business as a security guard, would the business be civilly liable for his actions outside the law? In his position, i would think he would reasonably be considered negligent in not knowing the laws that apply to the business he was hired to "guard".

Not allowed inside any buildings.
And your handgun permit has to be valid for the state where the park is located.

One Shot what about the states that do not require concealed permits for non residents. Would it be illegal then because you are not a resident of that state? Also would that be the ...

Not allowed inside any buildings.
And your handgun permit has to be valid for the state where the park is located.

Interesting additional details.
Comments worth reading too.
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As usual, none of the details matter. The way it is being presented in print and discussed on the local radio talk in Austin characterizes this as an incident waiting to happen. What they fail (intentionally) to take into account is the fact that it only applies to CHL/LTC holders, who are not ...

Another reason not to patronize businesses that post (if you need one).

I watched... and am not happy... The NRA didn't even bother to attend and represent their members. I think my money will just stay in my wallet this year!
They're smart not to make it a debate between the NRA and Obama, as he wants it to be. Fact is, he wants to deny the fact that the American ...

TABC is not an issue with 30.07. As long as the location is not 51%, then the 'licensed' possession of a handgun is totally legal and not against TABC rules. That means anyone carrying a handgun, open or concealed, with a license is legal.
There seems to be a perception among alcohol sellers that ...

If a business goes from no posting to both, I'm going to assume there's a good chance they meant to ban open carry only, and that's all that will be on their "radar". From there, I'll make a judgement call.

Or they got a lot of pressure from an activist's group supporting Bloomberg
Maybe, but I ...

JerryK wrote:That doesn't look like a cheep sign. Someone went to some expense to make a statement!

Speaking of which, I noticed one of the companies offering CHL classes is also selling 30.07 signs.
Is that hypocritical, or just capitalism?

The second is the same postings but you are caught carrying while walking around the grounds. I can see a strong defense here based on the Penal Code definition. Unfortunately, I am aware that there is a fairly extensive case history that applies the ABC definition to the parking lots. We made many ...