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Texas: NRA – Backed Bills Under Consideration in the Lone Star State

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tejasx

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I think that is what hurt OC the last time it was submitted, too many gun law bills on the books. Cross your fingers.
 
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77zach said:
You can see how SB 299 will be used to kill OC. Don't get your hopes up.
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You sure? It seems more to support OC. It changes the standard of violation from "fails to conceal" to displaying it in public in a manner calculated to alarm. It's the same standard that applies to rifles which does not prohibit OC of them.
 
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Pretty sure it was the deadlock caused by the budget debate that killed OC

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