Lame-man's terms (ltc handbook trsnslation)

[rtschl]

Stay on the forum and read and ask questions.
This is the best place to learn and is much easier than reading a book of rules and laws.

I've learned some of the most reliable information here regarding Texas Laws and real life application.

[RossA]

In each of my classes, I show a slide of the actual wording of the law, then explain what it means in real life. I always say "only a lawyer, or a politician, or both could write things that sound like this."

[JayStation3]

Is there a resource somewhere on this forum or elsewhere that's breaks the whole handbook down into a language I can understand?

Thanks in advance

Here's a good place to start. Note: I said start. Let google be your friend.

https://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-gun-laws/texas/

This was very helpful. ..thank you

I did have a question. Now that open vary is legal, what are the provisionsame for carrying in your car? Does the gun have to be in a holster? Can I keep it on my dash board?

[JayStation3]

Layman (noun)
: a person who is not a member of a particular profession
: a person who belongs to a religion but is not a priest, minister, etc.

The word that you are looking for is "Layman" meaning someone who is not an expert.

Not someone who cannot walk.

HEIL

Thank you for that correction...

[thetexan]

Is there a resource somewhere on this forum or elsewhere that's breaks the whole handbook down into a language I can understand?

Thanks in advance

Yes.

"Texas Gun Law, Armed and Educated". Written by lawyers for laymen.

tex

[Mike S]

Is there a resource somewhere on this forum or elsewhere that's breaks the whole handbook down into a language I can understand?

Thanks in advance

Here's a good place to start. Note: I said start. Let google be your friend.

https://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-gun-laws/texas/

This was very helpful. ..thank you

I did have a question. Now that open vary is legal, what are the provisionsame for carrying in your car? Does the gun have to be in a holster? Can I keep it on my dash board?

These two links are to the DPS' website, where you went in order to submit your application and upload your supporting documents...

This one is to the FAQ page; click on"Laws that relate to carrying a handgun", & it will jump to that section of the FAQs.
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/RSD/CHL/faqs/index.htm

And this one takes you to the "New Laws" section, where in layman's terms they explain what each of the newly (at the time it was posted, following each legislative session) laws mean. As the Legislature convenes every odd-numbered year, this is a good place to bookmark & understand any changes/updates (next should be Sept 2017).
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/RSD/CHL/Le ... lation.htm