No, I do not. I live in Ellis county.Richbirdhunter wrote:jmra wrote:No. I know lots of people who own trucks that don't own guns.Richbirdhunter wrote:Doesn't owning a truck in Texas say, hello I'm a gun owner?
Do you live in Austin?
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- Thu Jun 18, 2015 8:40 am
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- Wed Jun 17, 2015 11:01 pm
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No. I know lots of people who own trucks that don't own guns.Richbirdhunter wrote:Doesn't owning a truck in Texas say, hello I'm a gun owner?
- Wed Jun 10, 2015 7:26 am
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I suspect that the majority of the weapons stolen are from people carrying under MPA as opposed to CHL. I base this conclusion on the theory that the number of people carrying under MPA greatly out numbers those carrying under CHL. Reducing the "gun-free zones" would not affect those carrying under MPA.mr1337 wrote:I only lock my gun in the car (in a NanoVault cabled to the seat) when I need to disarm to go into a "gun-free zone."
I suspect that if we had fewer "gun-free zones" we would also have fewer car burglaries that result in a gun being stolen.