KWTX in Waco ran a story yesterday about several gun thefts from unlocked cars, which, of course, is a real brain burp on the part of a gun owner. No telling whether or not the theft victims were licensed or not.
A Waco PD spokesperson warned against leaving guns in cars. The anchors stated the same thing, but it would have been nice if they had gone on to say if you're licensed, carry it. Don't leave it laying around unattended, locked up or not.
I like that provision of the TMD directive, "The handgun must remain on your person or properly secured."
Yes, sir. Not a problem, sir.
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Re: Texas Military Forces Directive on Personally Owned Firearms
Wow! I seem to remember a State ad slogan, something about "Texas friendly." Sounds like a prime example.
There is a museum I've been wanting to visit at Camp Mabry in Austin, but I haven't been too keen on disarming. No special reason, other than I really don't like messing with my pistol. A good day is when it just stays in my holster and I largely don't give it a second thought.
Bravo to the Texas Military - which has a nice ring to it, anyway!
There is a museum I've been wanting to visit at Camp Mabry in Austin, but I haven't been too keen on disarming. No special reason, other than I really don't like messing with my pistol. A good day is when it just stays in my holster and I largely don't give it a second thought.
Bravo to the Texas Military - which has a nice ring to it, anyway!