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G19 in an Alien Gear IWB.

nightmare69 , Some of us (for instance, you...) can identify a dirtbag when you see a dirtbag . I'll admit that I can't. Some of the biggest dirtbags on the planet tend to wear suits and ties and are much more dangerous to our wallets than a someone who wears less acceptable forms of clothing. I'm ...

#2 above is incorrect. You may agree to follow their policies but there is no criminal act committed with your handgun if you don't. If they don't give you notice via 30.06, you are NOT violating the law. PERIOD. 30.05 specifically precludes a LTC holder from criminal tresspass for a concealed hand...

The bill below was enacted in 2013 in response to complaints from (then) CHL holders because they wanted a way to know any hotel's gun policy when making reservations, and perhaps avoid hotels with strict gun policies. It is a criminal act if the hotels do not provide their gun policies online - an...

#2 above is incorrect. You may agree to follow their policies but there is no criminal act committed with your handgun if you don't. If they don't give you notice via 30.06, you are NOT violating the law. PERIOD. 30.05 specifically precludes a LTC holder from criminal tresspass for a concealed handg...

Unless that is part of the checkin process where you sign on the dotted line on a piece of paper that requires, as a part of the contract, that you obey hotel policies, and shows you where those policies can be found...IF YOU SHOULD DECIDE YOU FEEL IT NECESSARY OR IMPORTANT TO DO SO. That is entire...

flintknapper wrote:No chambered round in a semi-auto?

Makes about as much sense as keeping your car battery in the trunk until you need it.

Keeps you from accidentally starting your car.

We need a president like our Governor. Texas Military Forces (Guard) has about 25,000 soldiers, airmen and about 600 civilian employees. The Adjutant General has issued new policy that title 32 and SAD soldiers and airmen can carry concealed in uniform on Texas facilities (National Guard armories, C...

casp625 wrote:

Jketchum wrote:

Jusme wrote:I haven't been there since last year, but the only postings I saw were 51% signs at some of the establishments along the river walk. I CC the whole time I was there.

Same here

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The pocket knife referenced in the OP is not a prohinited weapon, nor were they saying it was prohibited under law to carry it there. It is their rule, and they are free to enforce it. The courthouse ban on knives has nothing with the legality of the knife. They just don't allow them. To clarify, t...

parabelum wrote:

Vol Texan wrote:I can't wait to tell my neighbor about his non-compliant stripes.

Maybe he knows they are not compliant but his insurance requires him to put up purple stripes.

Better read 46.035 b1 again...closely. You can't enter a business that sells...blah blab blah... It is incumbent upon you to determine where those places are. Indirectly .204 requires them to post. It's not the sign that prohibits you...it's the knowingly entering a place that sells...blah blah bla...

.204 is specific. The others are references that point back to .06/.07 which is specific. So in all cases we have specific and precisely prescribed descriptions of what constitutes notification. There is a statutory requirement for some entities to post the sign described in .204, but there is no s...

There is no "effective notice". You're referring to effective consent. Notice is not "effective". It either is or isn't given. See PC §46.035. The phrase "effective notice" is used five times. Not only there but 411.2031. In all cases the language states "effectiv...

I always stay in marriots and never see guns signs. I know someone is going to have a problem but i won't stay at a hotel without my gun with me. Even "nice" hotels have all sorts of undesirable people hanging around. Marriott has a great selection of brands for various room needs and bud...