Ditto theViffer wrote:The many replies have helped me on this matter. In my one example, Mr. Sig will go to church with me since there is NOT a 30.06 sign to the contrary. Thanks much folks.
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- Sat Sep 05, 2009 10:26 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: CC Loaded vs CC Unloaded
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Re: CC Loaded vs CC Unloaded
- Sat Sep 05, 2009 10:11 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: CC Loaded vs CC Unloaded
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Re: CC Loaded vs CC Unloaded
You are correct.If a concealed and unloaded gun is governed by the Texas CHL rules exactly the same as a loaded gun, then that's important to know. Under that doctrine, a gun is a gun weather it is loaded or not loaded.
Why would you want to? Carrying a loaded handgun into a place of worship is not prohibited, UNLESS you were notified via written, verbal communication or sign posting as required by PC 30.06.If Texas law considers an unloaded and concealed handgun as outside the CHL rules, then I might consider removing the ammunition from the gun in "some" places. For example, I'd rather not leave the gun locked in the car while in church, but keep it with me.
- Sat Sep 05, 2009 9:53 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: CC Loaded vs CC Unloaded
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Re: CC Loaded vs CC Unloaded
No. I can find no reference in the DPS booklet "Texas Concealed handgun Laws and selected Statutes" making a distinction, other than PC 46.13, "Making A Firarm Accessible to A Child".Viffer wrote:I need a second opinion on a question. In the eyes of the Texas law governing a CHL, does it make any difference if the gun is loaded or unload? Is a gun a gun, regardless if it loaded or not loaded? Thanks in advance.