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RRCHL,

You posted: "Even if they are getting the word out and an earful that still wont stop them from posting signs that are unenforceable. I don't even remember the last time I had to take my firearm off before entering a place of business. Nobody posts 30.06 signs and if they do they aren't noticeable. Same will hold true with the 30.07 signs.

I don't understand.

Most especially this part of your post: "Nobody posts 30.06 signs and if they do they aren't noticeable."

I know of quite a number of business's that have 30.06 signs posted like JSC Credit Union, (they're located all over the Houston and Clear Lake area) St. John's hospital, (and a lot of other hospitals) that are very noticeable. I won't continue to list them, but they're are plenty of others that exist and are properly posted.

Come Jan 1, 2016 30.7 signs will start showing up at business's too.

I would prefer no business's posted these signs, but we have to live with them whether we like it or not.

So, what am I overlooking or simply not understanding regarding your posts about these signs?

Thanks!

The Texas Municipal League offers advice. Scroll down to "Gun Regulation"

http://www.tml.org/legal_topics-legal_QnA

oljames3 wrote:

oljames3 wrote:Our fellow Texans are not waiting for CHL holders to correct their signage or for LTC holders to show up openly carrying. The discussions are already happening.

Whether or not it is a good idea for a CHL/LTC holder to inform business owners that their signs are unenforceable may soon be a moot point. Businesses, business organizations, and the media are increasingly getting the word out.

Educating business owners on the correct signage is not necessary. They are already getting an earful.

http://www.foxsanantonio.com/news/featu ... eBJHPlVhBc
http://fatcatwebproductions.com/ThePape ... s-and-bars

(edited to add one more link)

The important thing is whether the information being put out is accurate.

“The legislation would also allow law enforcement to stop someone who was openly carrying a handgun to check for a gun license. A previous version of the law would have prohibited officers from doing so.”

http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/pasadena ... eb8cf.html

What are they talking about? I thought stopping someone just to check for a license was ruled out by SCOTUS a long time ago.

Texas State U responds.

I was pleasantly surprised to see item 8, clearly stating that what so many have missed.

http://www.txstate.edu/news/news_releas ... 92415.html

And they got #10 partially wrong. After 8/1/16, it is no longer prohibited to carry at a college sporting event unless it posted 30.06.

oohrah wrote:And they got #10 partially wrong. After 8/1/16, it is no longer prohibited to carry at a college sporting event unless it posted 30.06.

Really? I don't recall that being part of the discussion. Can you please provide the relevant statute?

oohrah wrote:And they got #10 partially wrong. After 8/1/16, it is no longer prohibited to carry at a college sporting event unless it posted 30.06.

Where do you get that? I'm not aware of the sporting events carry prohibition being changed?

Taypo, To answer your question, both of your comments. I guess we might agree to disagree.
Did not mean to step on your toes; just thought your comments came on a little strong.
My opinion only.
Have a good day!

TexasCajun wrote:

oohrah wrote:And they got #10 partially wrong. After 8/1/16, it is no longer prohibited to carry at a college sporting event unless it posted 30.06.

Really? I don't recall that being part of the discussion. Can you please provide the relevant statute?

SB 11 modified PC 46.035 b(2) which prohibits carry at sporting events

" (l) Subsection (b)(2) does not apply on the premises where a
collegiate sporting event is taking place if the actor was not given
effective notice under Section 30.06."

oohrah wrote:

TexasCajun wrote:

oohrah wrote:And they got #10 partially wrong. After 8/1/16, it is no longer prohibited to carry at a college sporting event unless it posted 30.06.

Really? I don't recall that being part of the discussion. Can you please provide the relevant statute?

SB 11 modified PC 46.035 b(2) which prohibits carry at sporting events

" (l) Subsection (b)(2) does not apply on the premises where a
collegiate sporting event is taking place if the actor was not given
effective notice under Section 30.06."

Yep, it's there. Odd that it escaped notice and wasn't discussed with everything else that the opposition was throwing up.

The AG office will be busy next year.

Here is a post I made reviewing all the impacts of campus carry.

viewtopic.php?f=133&t=79437

Oh, completely missed that before. Nice catch.

More Texans respond.

Enterprising Texans figure out how to make a buck:
http://ntc-dfw.org/?event=to-the-point-open-carry

http://www.buildasign.com/store/TexasIm ... /Home.aspx

oljames3 wrote:More Texans respond.
Enterprising Texans figure out how to make a buck:
http://www.buildasign.com/store/TexasIm ... /Home.aspx

"When you absolutely, positively want to rub a CHL's nose in it, buy one of our Bible verse 30.06 or 30.07 signs!"