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So, my thoughts on the MAX are twofold -

Number one, Ruger always, ALWAYS has a recall on new guns after they're released. ALWAYS. I can't think of a new model in the past 15 years which didn't have a send-it-back-to-us type of thing in the first six months. And they'll figure that stuff out and ...

My concerns with the committee report regard section 30.05 creating a potential "grey area" that some less than honest law enforcement agencies and prosecutors may try to exploit (Good thing we don't have any of those in Texas! "rlol" ) should this become law. The 30.05(c) section/sign mentions ...

It has also been reported over social media platforms that a protestor pointed a firearm at the male subject that confronted the crowd. These reports are false. A protestor pointed an electronic control device at the male subject in an effort to protect the female from being further assaulted by ...

I can't wait to see the engrossed text to really know what was in the amendments that were passed.


One of the amendments that Schwetner put forth and was approved in the Senate version was a provision that deleted the House amendment that 46.03 only applies if you're personally given notice ...

PASSED!

Edit - of course, this means a conference committee, which is all sorts of stupid. But we're on our way!

Hinojosa's nurse really should do a better job of keeping him sitting in his wheelchair, much like Biden. How someone that addled gets elected, wow.

Eckhart just admitting that she gave a convicted wifebeater deferred adjudication as a prosecutor so law abiding people shouldn't carry guns... classic. Absolutely classic.

Much like toilette paper in March, panic is causing everyone to buy up every round of every caliber RIGHT NOW to regain a sense of control. The value of having ammo a few thousand rounds of 5.56 on hand notwithstanding, I'm especially struck by the illogic nature of this - no matter who gets elected ...

Yeah, either shoulder/belt holster, or concealed. Which means really means concealed, obviously.

The better solution is, of course, drop $200 on a stamp, form 1 that baby to a SBR, and rock out.

As a matter of seriousicity, they honest to God make holsters... jeez. https://gastatic.com/digest/wp ...

To the second point, which I believe is leverage in the notion of plea-bargaining 99% of everything in America nowadays is this:

Disorderly Conduct under §42.01(a)(8) - Class B Misdemeanor
Terroristic Threat under §22.07(a)(2) - Either a Class B or a Class A or a State Jail Felony, depending ...

https://www.newswest9.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/protestors-arrested-outside-of-bar-rally/513-b08b9788-4852-413a-9707-f39510eea1f9?fbclid=IwAR3-Kpwz5IY9sBifPcViQbWG1ZPBi_5krRDRX1ywVZF2yIMcOfI6slDZ-Ns

Basically, guys were carrying rifles, in the overflow parking lot of a bar, to protest ...

I came here to post about this story after I just read it in the local news... beat me to it!

This is pretty obviously (to me) a criminal situation being charged under the wrong law. I've checked four different articles, and they all say that the dudes carrying rifles were intending to intimidate ...

2 - You have a GCA "firearm" like you're describing, which looks like this:

https://johnpierceesq.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Pistol_Fore_Grip.jpg

Federal law says that it's a generic "firearm" for the Gun Control Act but not for the NFA, so no tax stamp required. Texas case law says ...

I am hoping to get an answer to this question; hoping it has been previously addressed.

I know we can open carry a long gun (rifle) with no issue.
I know we can conceal carry and open carry handguns (with holster) with no issues.

But, what about a "firearm". By "firearms", am referring to a ...

Bump!