Thanks for the info I found a good write up on them.Skiprr wrote:It was a class-action filing in summer 2015. The Harris County civil court judge did certify that CHL/LTC holders would be considered a "group" for purposes of the lawsuit. I don't personally know any recent status of the suit.Glock4ever wrote:What lawsuit? Do you have a link?Scott B. wrote:Anybody know the status of the law suit about these sorts of practices?
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General conversation about the concepts and how it's handled in LTC classes is fine. But you'll need to a little individual Google-fu to research the lawsuit on your own.
A bit disappointed in the shooting community that ranges and instructors still support this practice. Guess like everything else it's all about the money.