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lunchbox wrote:do gun stores like say prodefence carry them

Nope! You might try the next gun show.

Mike1951 wrote:That's why you keep spares. If you have spares, you'll never lose them.

What does the Castle Doctrine have to do with this? :???: § 83.001. AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE. It is an affirmative defense to a civil action for damages for personal injury or death that the defendant, at the time the cause of action arose, was justified in using deadly force under Section 9.32, Penal Co...

That was certainly different from my experience at my CHL class. There are a lot of CHL instructors here on this forum and I'm sure they will give you a better answer. This sounds like the way Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch teaches handgun defense. I have some DVD's of his teaching and that is what h...

ElGato wrote:We really appreciate your Prayers. Tom and Gwenn

Here are some more for you.

jimlongley wrote:

WildBill wrote:

Keith B wrote:Man, this forum has a bunch of geeks on it. I LOVE it!!!

Who are you calling a geek?

GEEKS WITH GUNS!!!!
Sounds like a great title for something.
Have to find out how many are or have been engineers - I useta was.

I'm not a geek, I'm a nerd.

Lastly, legal advice given here should ALWAYS be prefaced or ended with "IANAL" if you are indeed not one. If Chas or another member of the Texas Bar gives advice, they know how to cover themselves. Everyone else, as seemingly knowledgeable members, might give advice in good faith that tu...

But, I also wanted to present the real life side. In real life, when you cooperate with a cop and all he has is something minor, it could get you off with a warning instead of a ticket or arrest. If you do not cooperate, the cop will charge you with what he can. Part of the logic is his resentment ...

And the more I think about it, the more I think the movie My Cousin Vinnie is a great example of why you need a lawyer anytime you are stopped or questioned by a cop. The whole scenario in the movie, of the coincidences and the mistaken testimony and the way the admissions were interpreted by the s...

Keith B wrote:Man, this forum has a bunch of geeks on it. I LOVE it!!!

Who are you calling a geek?

I don't know if I am even making any sense, or what it is I am asking, really. I would like to hear some more comments from some of the LEO's here, I know that there are a lot of them on this forum. There are also lot of folks on the forum that understand the law very well and I would appreciate yo...

Russell wrote:Holy bologna guys, 2 pages of comments about the physics of firing a gun on the moon?! Are you serious?!

Well, it's better than flaming each other over CHL Badges or Open Carry.

And, to be fair, I also always give a caveat to anyone. If you cooperate with the police, talking with them or letting them search, you are much more likely to be let go with a warning, even if they do find something minor. Cops are humans and they will be easier to get along with you cooperate. Wh...

Venus Pax wrote:Assault with a deadly weapon is not a non-violent crime.

I was referring the crimes for which he was actually convicted - disregarding a peace officer and misdemeanor drug possession.

Congratuations on getting the plastic, but I think I am going to have to call you on your Wally Walk. The shopping cart looks empty to me.

I can't imagine a .45 Pistol or a CO2 cylinder from a life raft being used as a propulsion device. If the astronaut jumped real high and fired the .45 Pistol it might turn him end-over-end and land on his head 10 feet away. :mrgreen: I remember being given a similar list for a class in graduate scho...