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Currently you can carry an "illegal knive" or club with you if you have a CHL and are carrying a handgun. You can carry a "sawed off shotgun" if it is registered under NFA. Technically the law does indicate this is true the way it is written, however this is a very legally 'iffy...

Is this in Internet Explorer? Does it say anything about resubmitting POST data or is it doing something else?

Well I think you wouldn't have people doing unsafe thing with semi-autos at the qualification test if they could just qualify with a revolver and still be able to carry semi-autos when/if they ever learned. It's not like someone will get a CHL and try to carry a pistol they don't know how to operat...

Well I think you wouldn't have people doing unsafe thing with semi-autos at the qualification test if they could just qualify with a revolver and still be able to carry semi-autos when/if they ever learned. It's not like someone will get a CHL and try to carry a pistol they don't know how to operate...

That's true.

Aren't they not allowed to post as a government entity anyways?

XD_Dan wrote:Why not just carry in your breifcase or laptop bag?

Yup!

Great and accurate rifles. Police use them as snipers and the Marines have built their sniper weapons based on the action.

I have a friend who has a 700 Police and it's a sweet rifle.

He seems to be pretty conservative from what I've read but I haven't seen any clear indication of his 2A stance.

Just OC spray at this time.

Well my problem is the whole 'opinion of the LEO' part. There should be a legal definition that is not subjective. Too much room for abuse or mistakes.

stevie_d_64 wrote:

dolanp wrote:I have never experienced one like that but they are pretty common in the late night hours. Cops are fishing for drunks and drug dealers and the like.

True, but never looking for illegal aliens and terrorists as well???

No no, much less profitable.

I have never experienced one like that but they are pretty common in the late night hours. Cops are fishing for drunks and drug dealers and the like.

Fortunately for Texas we have state firearm pre-emption laws which prevent anti-gun city councils from passing any gun laws.

What purpose does a bar have if it's illegal to be intoxicated there? I don't buy into the pre-emptive policing ideas, it's the same argument gun control advocates use all the time.