I used to have a CHL back when you could get the Utah out of state permit, here in TX. I took the course here in TX and had my permit. It has since expired. I plan on taking a short vacation to South Padre in the next few weeks. I will not have a CHL by then.
1. Can I carry my firearm in my car for the trip?
2. Can I legally transport my firearm from my car to the place I will be staying, and back to the car at any time.
3. When doing this movement of the gun, does it have to be in it's case?
I'm pretty sure the answer to number one is yes. The other ones.....not so sure.
Thanks for the help.
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I am not a lawyer, you will get responses from some.gmfitter wrote:I used to have a CHL back when you could get the Utah out of state permit, here in TX. I took the course here in TX and had my permit. It has since expired. I plan on taking a short vacation to South Padre in the next few weeks. I will not have a CHL by then.
1. Can I carry my firearm in my car for the trip?
2. Can I legally transport my firearm from my car to the place I will be staying, and back to the car at any time.
3. When doing this movement of the gun, does it have to be in it's case?
I'm pretty sure the answer to number one is yes. The other ones.....not so sure.
Thanks for the help.
Yes, you can carry in the car as long as it is concealed. Does not have to be a gun case per se.
You can carry to/from your car to premises under your control - again, concealed.
This is as long as you can legally possess a firearm, you are not a member of an illegal street gang, and you are not in the commission of a crime.
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Thanks for the info. Thankfully, the street gang I belong to is legal!!
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Make sure the "place" you are staying at is not 30.06 posted or otherwise off limits. If so you will have to leave your firearm concealed in the car.
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Got it. Thx.
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If your CHL is expired then 30.06 doesn't apply to you. You just have to follow all laws for an unlicensed individual.sugar land dave wrote:Make sure the "place" you are staying at is not 30.06 posted or otherwise off limits. If so you will have to leave your firearm concealed in the car.
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Careful though, many 30.06 signs have a gunbuster symbol as well invoking 30.05 for unlicensed firearms.Keith B wrote:If your CHL is expired then 30.06 doesn't apply to you. You just have to follow all laws for an unlicensed individual.sugar land dave wrote:Make sure the "place" you are staying at is not 30.06 posted or otherwise off limits. If so you will have to leave your firearm concealed in the car.