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Vacation in Texas question
- Thread starter Raleigh
- Start date
Generally yes. It can stay concealed in your car without a license. There's also the traveling exception, but you have to be pretty careful. It's very subjective & every county/city has it's own definition of traveling...
MR Redenck
Regular Member
Yes you are. You do Not need a license to "Conseal" inside of your vehicle thow. You do not need a license to carry from your vehicle to your "room" or tempory place of residence.
We do have a traveling exemption that requires no license, " But telling the cops that is a different story".
If you dont have your license on you, "Dont chance getting caught carring in public unless your prepaired to argue the Traveling Exemption".
Good luck and I hope you enjoy your visit.
We do have a traveling exemption that requires no license, " But telling the cops that is a different story".
If you dont have your license on you, "Dont chance getting caught carring in public unless your prepaired to argue the Traveling Exemption".
Good luck and I hope you enjoy your visit.
Kingfish
Regular Member
Please don't admit to criminal activity on an open internet forum.
You are not being "naughty", you are breaking the law.
You are not being "naughty", you are breaking the law.
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77zach
Regular Member
breaking the "law"
Kingfish
Regular Member
So, just keep it hidden and carry wherever you want permit or no? Gee, I thought we were the "law abiding" ones.
77zach
Regular Member
It was law abiding to turn in Jews to the Nazi party in Germany.
Has to be on your person
Kingfish
Regular Member
Apparently it does not matter what the law is.
Kingfish
Regular Member
Why did you bother getting a permit if you don't care about obeying the law in the first place?
MR Redenck
Regular Member
It depends on where he is actually. If he's traveling, " in between the two places", he doesnt need a license. Now once he reaches his destination case laws shows he is no longer traveling.
If he gets arrested for actual travel, then he will be helping us more than anyone could emagine.
If he gets arrested for actual travel, then he will be helping us more than anyone could emagine.
It depends on where he is actually. If he's traveling, " in between the two places", he doesnt need a license. Now once he reaches his destination case laws shows he is no longer traveling.
If he gets arrested for actual travel, then he will be helping us more than anyone could emagine.
And this is why I decided to carry, I am doing a lot of traveling, once I arrive at my destination I disarm and go enjoy my time with my wife. I think my earlier posts were misunderstood, so I deleted them. With the places we are going I have felt quite safe due to the amount of LEOs.
I am quite amazed at the amount of police presence at most of the places we have been, much more than Utah.
MR Redenck
Regular Member
What you described is not against the law. " Be aware, you could be arrested if the wrong cop catches you", but the end result will be great.
Yeah, and look what it got those poor people.