GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
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GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
Hello, My name is Mike. Im new to the site. I just wanted to confirm if carrying while in a rental vehicle is allowed here in the great state of Tx as well? Thanks
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Re: GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
Welcome to the Forum. You can legally carry in a rental car. If you have a carry license from Texas or a state Texas recognizes, then you can carry outside of the car also. If not, then your handgun must stay in the car, unless you are going directly to or from a location where it is legal to carry a handgun without a carry license.
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Re: GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
Just remember to get your gun out when you turn the car in
I neglected to do that about 4-5 years ago - I wrote a post about the experience as a "what not to do" scenario
I neglected to do that about 4-5 years ago - I wrote a post about the experience as a "what not to do" scenario
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Re: GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
THANK YOUR BOTH FOR YOUR HELPFUL INFO.
AND LOL I WILL REMEMBER TO TAKE IT WITH ME WHEN I RETURN THE VEHICLE
AND LOL I WILL REMEMBER TO TAKE IT WITH ME WHEN I RETURN THE VEHICLE
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IANAL (I am not an attorney) and this is not legal advice. But the answer is yes, and one of the previous posters is an attorney and I would take his word an anything gun law related.
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Re: GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
mike.perez1081,
Please turn off you capital letters.
Thanks!
Please turn off you capital letters.
Thanks!
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Re: GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
A friend of mine did this a few weeks ago, and it still trying to get his gun back from the SO. The last time he went to pick it up, they couldn't find the key to the evidence locker.Teamless wrote:Just remember to get your gun out when you turn the car in
I neglected to do that about 4-5 years ago - I wrote a post about the experience as a "what not to do" scenario
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Let me guess, did he rent the car in Austin?KC5AV wrote:A friend of mine did this a few weeks ago, and it still trying to get his gun back from the SO. The last time he went to pick it up, they couldn't find the key to the evidence locker.Teamless wrote:Just remember to get your gun out when you turn the car in
I neglected to do that about 4-5 years ago - I wrote a post about the experience as a "what not to do" scenario
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Re: GUN IN RENTAL VEHICLE
Fortunately for him, no.Soccerdad1995 wrote:Let me guess, did he rent the car in Austin?KC5AV wrote:A friend of mine did this a few weeks ago, and it still trying to get his gun back from the SO. The last time he went to pick it up, they couldn't find the key to the evidence locker.Teamless wrote:Just remember to get your gun out when you turn the car in
I neglected to do that about 4-5 years ago - I wrote a post about the experience as a "what not to do" scenario
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