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mojo84 wrote:

poppo wrote:

LabRat wrote: While it's considered good planning not to drink while carrying a firearm, is there any reason why you would think drinking by a CHL is prohibited?

There is no specific limit to be considered "intoxicated". So while it may not actually be prohibited, it might as well be, since it will end up being a judgment call.

"Texas Penal Code §46.035 states it is unlawful for an individual who is intoxicated to carry a concealed handgun. The Penal Code defines “intoxicated” as not having the normal use of mental or physical faculties by reason of the introduction of alcohol, a controlled substance, a drug, a dangerous drug, a combination of two or more of those substances, or any other substance in the body."

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Is and "might as well be" are two different things.

LabRat wrote: While it's considered good planning not to drink while carrying a firearm, is there any reason why you would think drinking by a CHL is prohibited?