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I cant carry my .50??? (pouts)gmckinl wrote:FYI, The bulleted list (pun intended) does lose some formatting when being copied here.TxBlonde wrote:Could you share your note on Oklahoma?
• Max caliber is .45
I've updated the booklet to the 2007 law changes. Please let me know if you find any errors.ttorion wrote:I've created a small booklet with the laws I feel would be handy to have at your fingertips for reference.
Print the two PDF files below. The second file is printed on the back of the 1st file. Cut on the lines indicated on the first page, assemble, and fold. Place one or two staples on the fold. When you're done you should have a 2-3/4" x 4-1/4" booklet.
On my printer the vertical cut line is not exactly in the center of the page so you may have to adjust that cut slightly.
The instructions that print are for my printer so you may have to do it slightly differently on your printer depending on how it feeds the paper.
When printing the PDF be sure to select "None" for Page Scaling.
CHL_Laws_Selected_Rev2007-1.pdf
CHL_Laws_Selected_Rev2007-2.pdf
Regards,
Alan
Edited 12/12/2007 updated with 2007 revisions.
No, I guess I just have too much time on my hands.That is cool, do you work for a printing company?
I use a little program I bought several years ago called Clickbook to generate the booklet formatting.
I can't get the link to work.... when I click it, it goes to what looks like a Squatter Site. Anyplace else I can get it? Or is the link down?Lucky45 wrote:Here it is. You have to print it on double side of page and tri-fold.
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Have fun.
Sorry about earlier link. Guess nobody likes Vista, uploads no good. Had to change format to PDF.
That's not a template, and not for the topic, that's a card to leave at someone's place of business stating a complaint, not a card showing the lawsTxBlonde wrote:It was an idea for someone to make up there own and come up with their own idea. You know like a template. But guess no one can do that.
FYI - Hospitals and Amusement Parks require 30.06 notification to be off-limits. See PC 46.035(i)TxBlonde wrote:Look I know what it is. I use thing like this all the time to come up with other ideas it is not hard. It is not now a free hand out and someone might have to come up with something on there own. I could make a quick reference card in no time. No sense in making one right now since laws are changing right now.
1. No Inside of Schools (This could change very soon)
2. No inside of Hospitals
3. No inside of Bars or 51% places
4. No Amusement parks
5. No professional sporting events
6. no builds where courtroom are or where office of the courts
and so and so on