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The whole "university president's can make restrictions" thing just muddies the heck out of everything. :iagree: The law should have cut off taxing authority and state funding for any college that chose to deny 1st or 2nd Amendment rights. Letting them get public money while claiming priv...

I was at a local arcade today, and the front door just had a gun buster sign that said "no guns allowed, no open carry" so I kept going. This place has two sets of doors as an entrance that both open automatically, and in between them on the wall to my right I noticed a posted 30.06/07 sig...

Also, (bonus question) the law about open carry states it has to be in a "shoulder or belt holster", so does that mean a belly band holster technically wouldn't be allowed for open carry if I untucked my shirt, even with it in my jeans as a normal holster would be? I know belly bands get ...

Out of curiosity, is there a reason you don't just get yourself a Texas LTC? It would eliminate any concerns you might have about carrying on a nonresident out of state license. To be honest it was because of the price difference coupled with the fact that I had taken the NRA Basic Pistol class a l...

This is all useful information and I appreciate your input. I am aware of there being no open carry on campus, thanks for pointing it out just in case. My college (junior college) still has 30.06 and 30.07 posted on every building since the campus carry law won't go into effect for us until next Aug...

Thanks for the reply, very useful information! I'm glad to join the forum, I'm new to carrying and I'm just trying to do it right and be sensible about it. I'll be sure not to open carry with my belly band.

Hello, I apologize if this is in the wrong forum or if I shouldn't do this as a first post, but I thought you guys might be able to help me out with something. I'm a Texas resident carrying on a non-resident Arizona permit that I recently obtained. I know this means I'm not exempt from the Gun Free ...