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It’s being 1 week (4/6/2019) since the status of my application changed to MAILED and I still didn’t receive the plastic :-( overall time since I’ve submitted my application: 60 days Super frustrated that I’m waiting over a week to get the plastic, while I’m reading other posts and some guys receiv...

It’s being 1 week (4/6/2019) since the status of my application changed to MAILED and I still didn’t receive the plastic :-( overall time since I’ve submitted my application: 60 days Super frustrated that I’m waiting over a week to get the plastic, while I’m reading other posts and some guys receive...

I can see that there is a lot of IFs. Lol :-)
That’s why I raised this question.

It’s being 1 week (4/6/2019) since the status of my application changed to MAILED and I still didn’t receive the plastic :-( overall time since I’ve submitted my application: 60 days Super frustrated that I’m waiting over a week to get the plastic, while I’m reading other posts and some guys receive...

Unnecessary administrative handling of the pistol I carry every day is one of my biggest worries. Any method of stowing my pistol that involves unholstering is a non-starter for me. Another worry is protecting the trigger from negligent access. Any method of stowing my pistol in my vehicle that all...

Forget about the magnets, they are not legal. That's not completely true. If you mount the magnet someplace where the handgun is visible, that's not legal in Texas. However, if you mount the magnet under your seat, that would be concealed and legal. If you mount a magnet inside your armrest storage...

WTR wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2019 11:15 pm Forget about the magnets, they are not legal.

Thank you sir

Thank you Sir. Basically it remains two safe places to the gun while I’m in or out the vehicle. Inside the holster or glove compartment for example ? Any other place such as those magnets it will be ilegal correct? Basically, if it can be seen in the vehicle it is illegal. Out of sight hidden under...

Let's play "Devil's Advocate". What if you have the piece on a magnet below the dash, you are stopped by LEO and asked to get out of the vehicle. Are you going to move the weapon to your holster while the officer is watching? Are you going to leave it where it will be in plain sight once ...

If you can peak in the window and see the gun, it might be an issue. If not, then in like Flint. Just don't leave it there at night when parked outside. Guys in my neck of the woods are breaking windows to get them. Perfect. Thanks for the tip. My plan is to always have the gun with me if the place...

WTR wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2019 8:59 pm I always carry “ on my person”. I have several holsters ( both IWB & OWB ) which I have driven over 700 miles at a stretch with no experienced discomfort.

Gotcha!! Thanks for the response sir.

Thanks DXer. Sorry, when I meant dashboard I mean center console hidden aside my right leg. Something like this https://www.pinterest.com/pin/523965737894481701/?amp_client_id=amp-rDMf9vgnwill119391e9qw&mweb_unauth_id=a35e7632ba1348a5925a8d0c40aa7ea7 Those are not gonna be legal as they would b...

Thanks DXer.

Sorry, when I meant dashboard I mean center console hidden aside my right leg.

Something like this

I just received my CHL and I am very happy for this achievement. Right now I'm understanding in details all laws and training with my Glock 19 Gen4. I have some questions about carrying the gun inside my vehicle and I’m looking for some advise. I’m researching and reading at this forum some threads ...