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To respond to a few of the newer comments:

It's not so much friends I'm worried about hearing about my weapon from an officer; rather it's immediate family members, all of whom aggressively oppose gun ownership of any kind and do not know of my personal interest in firearms.

A few have suggested ...

Hand him one of two pre-written notes along with your ID, depending on your situation at the time.

1) "Hello officer. You'll see when you run my TDL that I have a CHL. I did not present it to you today because I am not carrying a weapon. I would prefer that my passengers are not informed that I ...

seamusTX wrote:My life has only gotten better since I stopped caring what people who don't sign my paycheck think

Sign the paycheck? No. Pay the rent/tuition? YES.

As for people not knowing what a CHL is, they may be anti-gun doctors, but they know all about CHLs and what they're for.

I personally love Top Gun. Anytime I go home to Houston I try to make a trip there, mostly because its the only convenient indoor range I know of that allows rapid fire. The place I go to in Austin doesn't even allow double taps, how the heck am I supposed to practice for a real situation where ...

Thanks everyone for your replies.

To respond to a few comments, I completely agree the statement about liability is ridiculous and made no sense to me when I heard it, but since I'm not a law student I figured I better ask anyways. Granted, I can see how some over-aggressive DA or lawyer could try ...

Hello Everyone,

Glad I found this website, its full of so much information I've been needing!

So here's my deal: I took the CHL class yesterday, passed with flying colors (100% written, 246 score shooting), however I'm now having second thoughts on whether to actually turn in the application or ...