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You're right about a VMII! In order to "snatch" it from behind, someone is going to need a double-jointed elbow and I haven't seen any of those yet.Maxwell wrote:Jeez! What it takes to get a pistol out of the VM2 in the right direction is tough enough. Someone trying to pull it out from behind it just going to give me a wedgie...
OK, seriously: Great article Charles.
Max
I got the RSS feed set up. Thanks for reminding me about it.CleverNickname wrote:Mostly unrelated, but Charles, could you add an RSS feed to texasfirearmscoalition.com for articles? I didn't see one available.
I hate to admit it, but I can't figure out how to get a functioning RSS URL. The RSS feature is there and easy to activate, but I've tried various RSS URLs and none work.CleverNickname wrote:Mostly unrelated, but Charles, could you add an RSS feed to texasfirearmscoalition.com for articles? I didn't see one available.
Full article at: http://www.TexasFirearmsCoalition.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;TexasFirearmsCoalition.com wrote:Why do some open-carry bills talk about holsters?
While the hot-button issue dealing with open-carry bills is licensed open-carry v. so-called “constitutional carry,” there is another issue that concerns gun owners who may choose to carry a handgun openly in the event it becomes legal in Texas. At issue is whether to require that a holster be used and, if so, to what degree should Texas law specify the retention features a holster must incorporate. Folks who do not carry a concealed handgun on a regular basis may find this to be an insignificant point to generate much debate, but they would be mistaken.