Open carry in Texas?
#81
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: RCR
They allow Concelled here, It just takes a act of congress or a corrupt sherrif to get the permit.
They allow Concelled here, It just takes a act of congress or a corrupt sherrif to get the permit.
#82
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: RCR
They allow Concelled here, It just takes a act of congress or a corrupt sherrif to get the permit.
They allow Concelled here, It just takes a act of congress or a corrupt sherrif to get the permit.
I've heard it's very difficult to get a CWP in Cali. Here you fill out a one page form, get a background check and pay $60 and it's good for 5 years. However if you are convicted of a gun crime the penalties are stiffer if you have a CWP.
#83
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: wellarmedCr@cker
Kalifornia is a "may" issue state, meaning they may issue, they may not. Most, like Florida, Texas, Alaska, and many more are "shall" issue, meaning, if you meet the requirements they can't deny you.
ORIGINAL: RCR
They allow Concelled here, It just takes a act of congress or a corrupt sherrif to get the permit.
They allow Concelled here, It just takes a act of congress or a corrupt sherrif to get the permit.
And with all those restrictions... Google PR's gun crime rate...
Getting an illegal gun there is as easy as having $30-40 and knowing which street corner to ask in,
The average law abiding citizen is not armed even if they own, but nearly evry budding thuglett old enough to use a vidogame controller is packing some degree of heat.
#84
RE: Open carry in Texas?
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
#85
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: rangerscott
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
What are you packing? I have the Kimber .45 TLE II and it's a great gun for personal protection.
#86
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: rangerscott
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
However, driving is a priviledge, but bearing arms is a constitutional right... I'm torn on this one.
back to Open vs concealed carry though...
#87
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: rangerscott
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
#88
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: Ti954
What are you packing? I have the Kimber .45 TLE II and it's a great gun for personal protection.
ORIGINAL: rangerscott
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
What are you packing? I have the Kimber .45 TLE II and it's a great gun for personal protection.
S&W Sigma 9
http://www.gunblast.com/SWSigma9.htm
I've had it for over a year now and still havent shot it yet. Thats bad aint it. The only real negative I've heard about it is the heavy trigger pull.
#89
RE: Open carry in Texas?
ORIGINAL: rangerscott
S&W Sigma 9
http://www.gunblast.com/SWSigma9.htm
I've had it for over a year now and still havent shot it yet. Thats bad aint it. The only real negative I've heard about it is the heavy trigger pull.
ORIGINAL: Ti954
What are you packing? I have the Kimber .45 TLE II and it's a great gun for personal protection.
ORIGINAL: rangerscott
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
Everywhere I've seen in texas you do paper work and have to take a class. Which I'm glad people have to. Heard its easy, just need to make time to do it.
I'm mad cause I cant find a shoulder hoist or pretty much any specific hoist for my pistol. I got the red headed stepchild of pistols I guess.
What are you packing? I have the Kimber .45 TLE II and it's a great gun for personal protection.
S&W Sigma 9
http://www.gunblast.com/SWSigma9.htm
I've had it for over a year now and still havent shot it yet. Thats bad aint it. The only real negative I've heard about it is the heavy trigger pull.
That is a nice weapon. I do highly recommend that you do alot of target practice to be fammiliar the gun. Not to mention it's fun to shoot.
#90
RE: Open carry in Texas?
Ok, if we're going off- the off topic then...
Single action Vs Double action, Vs Single/double action?
I like Single/Double, but most of the "hammerless" designs I like are single action only.
I really like the Berretta M-9P milspec, as far as features (decock/safety, single/double action, ambidextrous, easy to clean, but the design seems a little big for concealed carry, and I feel the grip is a little awkward for my hand
Single action Vs Double action, Vs Single/double action?
I like Single/Double, but most of the "hammerless" designs I like are single action only.
I really like the Berretta M-9P milspec, as far as features (decock/safety, single/double action, ambidextrous, easy to clean, but the design seems a little big for concealed carry, and I feel the grip is a little awkward for my hand