[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Need a helpful LEO (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 1/24/2013 7:07:31 AM EDT
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I'm completing a State Of Virginia Non-Resident CHL application and have taken the test and assembled everything I need to send in the application except a completed fingerprint card. I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire.
I need a helpful Law Enforcement Officer that can take my fingerprints, sign the card, and provide a phone number so Virginia can verify. I live in the Stockdale area and work near the airport in San Antonio. I'm an upstanding member of the community and have never been in any trouble with the law. I know law enforcement is a hard job and I respect what they do on a daily basis. If anyone can help I sure would appreciate it. |
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I'm completing a State Of Virginia Non-Resident CHL application and have taken the test and assembled everything I need to send in the application except a completed fingerprint card. I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I need a helpful Law Enforcement Officer that can take my fingerprints, sign the card, and provide a phone number so Virginia can verify. I live in the Stockdale area and work near the airport in San Antonio. I'm an upstanding member of the community and have never been in any trouble with the law. I know law enforcement is a hard job and I respect what they do on a daily basis. If anyone can help I sure would appreciate it. Why not use the service which DPS uses for CHLs here? |
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I'm completing a State Of Virginia Non-Resident CHL application and have taken the test and assembled everything I need to send in the application except a completed fingerprint card. I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I need a helpful Law Enforcement Officer that can take my fingerprints, sign the card, and provide a phone number so Virginia can verify. I live in the Stockdale area and work near the airport in San Antonio. I'm an upstanding member of the community and have never been in any trouble with the law. I know law enforcement is a hard job and I respect what they do on a daily basis. If anyone can help I sure would appreciate it. Why not use the service which DPS uses for CHLs here? I tried calling them first but they won't answer the phone. Maybe they are slammed too. |
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I'm completing a State Of Virginia Non-Resident CHL application and have taken the test and assembled everything I need to send in the application except a completed fingerprint card. I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I need a helpful Law Enforcement Officer that can take my fingerprints, sign the card, and provide a phone number so Virginia can verify. I live in the Stockdale area and work near the airport in San Antonio. I'm an upstanding member of the community and have never been in any trouble with the law. I know law enforcement is a hard job and I respect what they do on a daily basis. If anyone can help I sure would appreciate it. Why not use the service which DPS uses for CHLs here? I tried calling them first but they won't answer the phone. Maybe they are slammed too. Tried calling whom? Morphotrust is the company, and they do digital. not inked prints. Most cops are not trained in taking prints. Your best bet is to go to a LE agency that offers the servce. And a slightly off topic question; why not get a Texas CHL? |
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I'm completing a State Of Virginia Non-Resident CHL application and have taken the test and assembled everything I need to send in the application except a completed fingerprint card. I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I need a helpful Law Enforcement Officer that can take my fingerprints, sign the card, and provide a phone number so Virginia can verify. I live in the Stockdale area and work near the airport in San Antonio. I'm an upstanding member of the community and have never been in any trouble with the law. I know law enforcement is a hard job and I respect what they do on a daily basis. If anyone can help I sure would appreciate it. Why not use the service which DPS uses for CHLs here? I tried calling them first but they won't answer the phone. Maybe they are slammed too. Tried calling whom? Morphotrust is the company, and they do digital. not inked prints. Most cops are not trained in taking prints. Your best bet is to go to a LE agency that offers the servce. And a slightly off topic question; why not get a Texas CHL? I did mine the same way as you iceman. I however am in DFW and had to go up to Denton to get mine done because all the police stations around here only do digital. To answer your question txinvestigator about why for me anyways. Is because 1. It's a heck of a lot cheaper. 2.No 10 hour class. 3. It is valid in more states. Which is suprising since the TX one is harder to get. With all that said if and when they do reduce the class to four hours I plan on getting the regular TX one as well and just stick with that. |
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I'm completing a State Of Virginia Non-Resident CHL application and have taken the test and assembled everything I need to send in the application except a completed fingerprint card. I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I need a helpful Law Enforcement Officer that can take my fingerprints, sign the card, and provide a phone number so Virginia can verify. I live in the Stockdale area and work near the airport in San Antonio. I'm an upstanding member of the community and have never been in any trouble with the law. I know law enforcement is a hard job and I respect what they do on a daily basis. If anyone can help I sure would appreciate it. Why not use the service which DPS uses for CHLs here? I tried calling them first but they won't answer the phone. Maybe they are slammed too. Tried calling whom? Morphotrust is the company, and they do digital. not inked prints. Most cops are not trained in taking prints. Your best bet is to go to a LE agency that offers the servce. And a slightly off topic question; why not get a Texas CHL? You have to use the fingerprint card that is provided in the application. |
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I'm completing a State Of Virginia Non-Resident CHL application and have taken the test and assembled everything I need to send in the application except a completed fingerprint card. I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I need a helpful Law Enforcement Officer that can take my fingerprints, sign the card, and provide a phone number so Virginia can verify. I live in the Stockdale area and work near the airport in San Antonio. I'm an upstanding member of the community and have never been in any trouble with the law. I know law enforcement is a hard job and I respect what they do on a daily basis. If anyone can help I sure would appreciate it. Why not use the service which DPS uses for CHLs here? I tried calling them first but they won't answer the phone. Maybe they are slammed too. Tried calling whom? Morphotrust is the company, and they do digital. not inked prints. Most cops are not trained in taking prints. Your best bet is to go to a LE agency that offers the servce. And a slightly off topic question; why not get a Texas CHL? I did mine the same way as you iceman. I however am in DFW and had to go up to Denton to get mine done because all the police stations around here only do digital. To answer your question txinvestigator about why for me anyways. Is because 1. It's a heck of a lot cheaper. 2.No 10 hour class. 3. It is valid in more states. Which is suprising since the TX one is harder to get. With all that said if and when they do reduce the class to four hours I plan on getting the regular TX one as well and just stick with that. Exactly my thoughts. I have handled firearms safely all my life and with my workload I don't have the time to sit through two days of class. No reason this has to be hard. All I need is an officer to fingerprint me old school on the card that was provided and sign it with a phone number Virginia can call to verify. A nice gift card for dinner is on me. |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here.
Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done This |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done This This......... Get the Texas CHL....... |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? You making money on the Texas CHL? All the OP need do is check out the Texas State website for the rules/regs. I'm pefectly happy with my cheaper (And quicker) Arizona permit. |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? You making money on the Texas CHL? All the OP need do is check out the Texas State website for the rules/regs. I'm pefectly happy with my cheaper (And quicker) Arizona permit. I teach the class, yes. So what? My questions are still valid. Do YOU k ow the answers to the questions I ask? |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convenient. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? Yes. Thanks for your interest and concern. It's done and I'll live with the consequences. |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? You making money on the Texas CHL? All the OP need do is check out the Texas State website for the rules/regs. I'm pefectly happy with my cheaper (And quicker) Arizona permit. I am happy with my choice too. I wanted the Texas CHL but as I explained, my workload is heavy and I don't have two days to sit in a class. I have owned and handled firearms safely since I was a child and it's not rocket science. |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? You making money on the Texas CHL? All the OP need do is check out the Texas State website for the rules/regs. I'm pefectly happy with my cheaper (And quicker) Arizona permit. I teach the class, yes. So what? My questions are still valid. Do YOU k ow the answers to the questions I ask? Don't go away mad. What's done is done. I'm happy with my choice. |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convenient. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? Yes. Thanks for your interest and concern. It's done and I'll live with the consequences. Good. you are way ahead of most people who get out of state licenses. I have actually sat down with several. Carry safe. |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? You making money on the Texas CHL? All the OP need do is check out the Texas State website for the rules/regs. I'm pefectly happy with my cheaper (And quicker) Arizona permit. I teach the class, yes. So what? My questions are still valid. Do YOU k ow the answers to the questions I ask? Don't go away mad. What's done is done. I'm happy with my choice. Who is mad? You guys are within the law. Just be sure you know the Texas laws |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? I can't answer for the OP. But for me the answers are yes,yes and yes.I read up on that well before I even applied for my Virginia permit. See, I know what state I live in and what laws(Texas&Fed) govern my actions while in said state. I don't need to sit in a class for 10-12 hours and pay 100-150$ to be told what I can read for myself right from the DPS website. AAMOF. I downloaded a copy of the Texas firearm laws .pdf to my computer to have for easy reference. BTW, I am disabled with a severe back injury, so I can't sit anywhere for very long, much less 10-12 hours in an uncomfortable classrom. If/when Texas does their classes online or shorten them considerably, then I will get one. |
| Call around to nearby city police departments, you don't have to do it at your locally. Pretty much every PD and sheriff's office does fingerprints for a small fee, but many only do it on certain days and certain hours so you need to check before just showing up. I had to get 3 sets done for new licensing at work awhile back and didn't want to deal with going to downtown San Antonio to have SAPD do mine. So I ended up going out to Schertz PD after calling them. They offered regular and DPS cards and the officer that did them was super friendly. |
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Walked into the San Antonio Police Department at 315 South Santa Rosa downtown, paid my 10 bucks and got it done. The were VERY familiar with the Virginia process and commented that "everybody is doing it this way". Took the digital prints and printed them out on the Virginia fingerprint form. They knew where to sign it, included a phone number, and checked it over for me. They said they were doing a lot of them. Great people and fast service. I'm not worried about that bill ever being enacted in the least. I'm confident it will never pass. If Texas overhauls the time required to get the license I'll be first in line but right now it's not convienent. No offense to anyone and thanks for your comments. You are confident an inconvenient bill won't pass, but allow that one you like might pass. Do you k ow locations you cannot carry? Do you understand the requirements of penal code 30.06? Do you know the use of force laws in Texas? You making money on the Texas CHL? All the OP need do is check out the Texas State website for the rules/regs. I'm pefectly happy with my cheaper (And quicker) Arizona permit. I am happy with my choice too. I wanted the Texas CHL but as I explained, my workload is heavy and I don't have two days to sit in a class. I have owned and handled firearms safely since I was a child and it's not rocket science. Funny, My wife and mother in law just went completed the class in ONE DAY. Maybe you should have found a different CHL Instructor |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done Thank you for this link... Just contacted my state Rep endorsing my support by email and will be dropping off a signed letter at his local office 
I'm sorry, as a NRA Lifer and as big of a pro gun guy as I feel like one can be... I DO NOT THINK THIS IS RIGHT.... And I hope this legislatition is passed. |
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Call around to nearby city police departments, you don't have to do it at your locally. Pretty much every PD and sheriff's office does fingerprints for a small fee, but many only do it on certain days and certain hours so you need to check before just showing up. I had to get 3 sets done for new licensing at work awhile back and didn't want to deal with going to downtown San Antonio to have SAPD do mine. So I ended up going out to Schertz PD after calling them. They offered regular and DPS cards and the officer that did them was super friendly. I just mentioned them because I work by the airport and it was convienent. Just wanted to clue others in the area in on the experience and great friendly service. |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done Thank you for this link... Just contacted my state Rep endorsing my support by email and will be dropping off a signed letter at his local office
I'm sorry, as a NRA Lifer and as big of a pro gun guy as I feel like one can be... I DO NOT THINK THIS IS RIGHT.... And I hope this legislatition is passed. I guess I'll have to do the same in opposition as a NRA member and cancel you out. State to State recognition and cooperation is to be encouraged to protect all of our second amendment rights. You are also discriminating against the "free time" challenged as well as my medically challenged friend above.
Case closed. Last post. Moving on with Life. Buh bye |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done Thank you for this link... Just contacted my state Rep endorsing my support by email and will be dropping off a signed letter at his local office
I'm sorry, as a NRA Lifer and as big of a pro gun guy as I feel like one can be... I DO NOT THINK THIS IS RIGHT.... And I hope this legislatition is passed. I guess I'll have to do the same in opposition as a NRA member and cancel you out. State to State recognition and cooperation is to be encouraged to protect all of our second amendment rights. You are also discriminating against the "free time" challenged as well as my medically challenged friend above. So you support someone who is NOT instructed on state laws being allowed to bypass such instruction to carry concealed in this state without soo much as qualifying? Ya, makes sense to me.... |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done Thank you for this link... Just contacted my state Rep endorsing my support by email and will be dropping off a signed letter at his local office
I'm sorry, as a NRA Lifer and as big of a pro gun guy as I feel like one can be... I DO NOT THINK THIS IS RIGHT.... And I hope this legislatition is passed. I guess I'll have to do the same in opposition as a NRA member and cancel you out. State to State recognition and cooperation is to be encouraged to protect all of our second amendment rights. You are also discriminating against the "free time" challenged as well as my medically challenged friend above.
Case closed. Last post. Moving on with Life. Buh bye Since you edited your post... The OP said he couldn't afford to take a two day class. My WIFE AND MOTHER IN LAW JUST TOOK A TEXAS CHL CLASS ON WED.. That's right ON WED, ONE DAY CLASS.. So that takes away his point that he can't spare two days... Again, so your okay with someone potentially putting themselves up for criminal prosecution for not being properly instructed on TEXAS laws OR QUALIFYING WITH A HANDGUN in the presence of a licensed instructor?? Yep... Makes sense to me... Bye Bye
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What happens to Active Duty Military stationed in our state? Many don't want to claim residence in this state since their home state is say, Virginia. I know plenty of folks from out of state who live off post in their own homes. Is that considered establishing a domicile?
Now don't get me wrong, I think the bill is a good idea but it is lacking. Before you say, well the state does not charge fees for AD military, what about the course fees charged? ETA: This is what 522.03 of the Transportation Code defines domicile as: (10) "Domicile" means the place where a person has the person's true, fixed, and permanent home and principal residence and to which the person intends to return whenever absent. |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done Thank you for this link... Just contacted my state Rep endorsing my support by email and will be dropping off a signed letter at his local office
I'm sorry, as a NRA Lifer and as big of a pro gun guy as I feel like one can be... I DO NOT THINK THIS IS RIGHT.... And I hope this legislatition is passed. I guess I'll have to do the same in opposition as a NRA member and cancel you out. State to State recognition and cooperation is to be encouraged to protect all of our second amendment rights. You are also discriminating against the "free time" challenged as well as my medically challenged friend above. So you support someone who is NOT instructed on state laws being allowed to bypass such instruction to carry concealed in this state without soo much as qualifying? Ya, makes sense to me.... What the hell is the difference if I am a resident of Texas or not. It is the permit holders responsibility to know the laws of ANY state they legaly carry into with their CHL. So with your logic no out of state permits should be allowed for ANYONE, ANYWHERE. The law was written to allow certain out of state CHL's to be legal in Texas, I should not be DISCRIMINATED against just because of my address.Or my physical abilities. No, makes NO sence. Period. Calling and writing my rep to oppose that stupid bill. 
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I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I know you are not your wife but if she has any reason to oppose the drilling other than completely made up crap she has read on 'science' websites or heresay from local old women, I'd like to hear it because there is NOTHING wrong or dangerous or concerning about salt water injection. |
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I cannot go to the Sheriff in my county because he disapproves of my wife's fight to stop salt water injection well drilling in our area and he probably wouldn't piss on me if I was on fire. I know you are not your wife but if she has any reason to oppose the drilling other than completely made up crap she has read on 'science' websites or heresay from local old women, I'd like to hear it because there is NOTHING wrong or dangerous or concerning about salt water injection. Just earthquakes, thats all. |
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What happens to Active Duty Military stationed in our state? Many don't want to claim residence in this state since their home state is say, Virginia. I know plenty of folks from out of state who live off post in their own homes. Is that considered establishing a domicile? Now don't get me wrong, I think the bill is a good idea but it is lacking. Before you say, well the state does not charge fees for AD military, what about the course fees charged? ETA: This is what 522.03 of the Transportation Code defines domicile as: (10) "Domicile" means the place where a person has the person's true, fixed, and permanent home and principal residence and to which the person intends to return whenever absent. I AM NOT AGAINST ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY HAVING A CHL FROM ANOTHER STATE UNDER ANY CONDITIONS!!!!!!!!!!! I'm talking about RESIDENTS of Texas. A RESIDENT of Texas SHOULD have to obtain a TEXAS CHL and I DO NOT AGREE WITH A RESIDENT OBTAINING AN OUT OF STATE CHL TO CARRY IN STATE OF RESIDENCE. ACTIVE DUTY Military who are stationed any any base/fort here in Texas who are not from Texas ARE NOT RESIDENTS... Granted We and myself welcome them with welcome arms and GREATLY appreciate their service, dedication and sacrifice to our great nation. Same situation here... If a Solider/Sailor/Marine Coastie is from VA I do NOT have a problem with a member of our Military having an out of state residence CHL from carrying in this state. What I AM AGAINST is a LAWFUL LEGAL RESIDENT OF THIS STATE getting an out of state CHL because they want to "Save money" and "don't have the time". Granted what I like to believe is everyone on AR is VERY familar with guns... But for the most part probably 70-80% of new TX CHL applicants are NOT familar with handguns.... This comes from SEVERAL CHL Instructors friends of mine of THEIR STUDENTS.. With this information provided by CHL Instructors I'm against allowing residents to bypass the requirements to obtan a TX CHL... If you are a legal resident, why not obtain a RESIDENT TX CHL?? ALL CHL HOLDERS should have to qual and be instructed on Texas Laws. |
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It's up to the individual to know the laws of the states that are covered by their permit. I'll take individual resposibility over more infringement, thanks. Do you have a TX CHL? What "More Infrigment" are you referring to?? I Guess I'm the devil because I feel like residents of this state should not be able to obtain a NON-RESIDENT CHL without being instructed on TEXAS LAW OR HAVE TO QUALIFY.............. I'm sorry, but your point is invalid... |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done Thank you for this link... Just contacted my state Rep endorsing my support by email and will be dropping off a signed letter at his local office
I'm sorry, as a NRA Lifer and as big of a pro gun guy as I feel like one can be... I DO NOT THINK THIS IS RIGHT.... And I hope this legislatition is passed. I guess I'll have to do the same in opposition as a NRA member and cancel you out. State to State recognition and cooperation is to be encouraged to protect all of our second amendment rights. You are also discriminating against the "free time" challenged as well as my medically challenged friend above. So you support someone who is NOT instructed on state laws being allowed to bypass such instruction to carry concealed in this state without soo much as qualifying? Ya, makes sense to me.... What the hell is the difference if I am a resident of Texas or not. It is the permit holders responsibility to know the laws of ANY state they legaly carry into with their CHL. So with your logic no out of state permits should be allowed for ANYONE, ANYWHERE. The law was written to allow certain out of state CHL's to be legal in Texas, I should not be DISCRIMINATED against just because of my address.Or my physical abilities. No, makes NO sence. Period. Calling and writing my rep to oppose that stupid bill. So by YOUR LOGIC no CHL Holder shouldn't have to qualify and be familar with laws of their state of residency???? My Logic is this... YOU RESIDE IN TEXAS... YOU SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO OBTAIN A NON-RESIDENT OUT OF STATE CHL AND CARRY IN THIS STATE...... YOU ARE A TEXAS RESIDENT!! THIS IS NO DIFFERENT THAN OBTAINING NUMEROUS TRAFFIC TICKETS AND NOT TAKING CARE OF THEM GSo by YOUR LOGIC no CHL Holder should have to qualify and be familiar with laws of their state of residency???? My Logic is this... YOU RESIDE IN TEXAS... YOU SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO OBTAIN A NON-RESIDENT OUT OF STATE CHL AND CARRY IN THIS STATE...... YOU ARE A TEXAS RESIDENT! YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO OBTAIN A NON-RESIDENT CHL WITH SAME PRIVLEAGES WITH SAME RIGHTS AS SOMEONE SUCH AS MYSELF WHO WENT THROUGH TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION…. BOTTOM LINE I’m sorry when it comes down to the bottom line with the government that people are legally avoiding paying money to the state for a “right” laws WILL be changed.. Maybe not this round, but this loophole WILL be closed and anyone going this route is wasting money…. And sir, by your logic… You can go out and get your Drivers license suspended and then get an “International Driver’s License” and be good to go… Sorry.. Doesn’t work that way.. RESIDENTS SHOULD BE BY LAW INSTRUCTED ON LAWS OF THEIR STATE AND HAVE TO QUALIFY WHICH THIS LOOPHOLE IS BYPASSING.. |
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If this bill passes you will waste more time and money. It would not recognize your out of state license if you live here. Get the Texas license, learn the laws and be done DING! DING! |
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It's up to the individual to know the laws of the states that are covered by their permit. I'll take individual resposibility over more infringement, thanks. Do you have a TX CHL? What "More Infrigment" are you referring to?? I Guess I'm the devil because I feel like residents of this state should not be able to obtain a NON-RESIDENT CHL without being instructed on TEXAS LAW OR HAVE TO QUALIFY.............. I'm sorry, but your point is invalid... ......agreed. |
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We shouldn't have to get a "Permit" from the government to begin with. Bet that will set your hair afire. Nope my hair is not on fire, I keep it high and tight 
Prior to CHL law going into effect it was ILLEGAL to carry handguns on ur person in public, in otherwords you had your LCP in your pocket in the grocery store you could and would be arrested.... After Gov Richards was voted out of office for vetoing bill along came Gov. Bush who signed the law. And argument is really invalid when a CHL can bypass Brady Bill "instant background" check. Especially right now, I love buying a gun paying for it and driving off while the "other" guy who chooses not to have a CHL is still waiting for the "instant" background check. |
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We shouldn't have to get a "Permit" from the government to begin with. Bet that will set your hair afire. Nope my hair is not on fire, I keep it high and tight
Prior to CHL law going into effect it was ILLEGAL to carry handguns on ur person in public, in otherwords you had your LCP in your pocket in the grocery store you could and would be arrested.... After Gov Richards was voted out of office for vetoing bill along came Gov. Bush who signed the law. And argument is really invalid when a CHL can bypass Brady Bill "instant background" check. Especially right now, I love buying a gun paying for it and driving off while the "other" guy who chooses not to have a CHL is still waiting for the "instant" background check. Yeah...that's what I love about the CHL, no NCIS check! |
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We shouldn't have to get a "Permit" from the government to begin with. Bet that will set your hair afire. Nope my hair is not on fire, I keep it high and tight
Prior to CHL law going into effect it was ILLEGAL to carry handguns on ur person in public, in otherwords you had your LCP in your pocket in the grocery store you could and would be arrested.... After Gov Richards was voted out of office for vetoing bill along came Gov. Bush who signed the law. And argument is really invalid when a CHL can bypass Brady Bill "instant background" check. Especially right now, I love buying a gun paying for it and driving off while the "other" guy who chooses not to have a CHL is still waiting for the "instant" background check. Yeah...that's what I love about the CHL, no NCIS check! Only reason I have one! LOL Love buying a gun and walking while dealer is still on the phone waiting for ok from feds.... Folks can cry, bitch complain all they want... But sure is nice to avoid Brady Bill by having a CHL
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We shouldn't have to get a "Permit" from the government to begin with. Bet that will set your hair afire. Nope my hair is not on fire, I keep it high and tight
Prior to CHL law going into effect it was ILLEGAL to carry handguns on ur person in public, in otherwords you had your LCP in your pocket in the grocery store you could and would be arrested.... After Gov Richards was voted out of office for vetoing bill along came Gov. Bush who signed the law. And argument is really invalid when a CHL can bypass Brady Bill "instant background" check. Especially right now, I love buying a gun paying for it and driving off while the "other" guy who chooses not to have a CHL is still waiting for the "instant" background check. Yeah...that's what I love about the CHL, no NCIS check! Only reason I have one! LOL Love buying a gun and walking while dealer is still on the phone waiting for ok from feds.... Folks can cry, bitch complain all they want... But sure is nice to avoid Brady Bill by having a CHL Yea, sure is a bitch having to wait 3-5 minutes every 3-4 months to buy a gun. I just don't know WHAT to do. HA 
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