Or he could just not worry about it. As I suspected, registration is not a requirement in Texas. The only thing you need a FFL for is when you *receive* a firearm through the mail.lws380 wrote:You could go to a FFL and have it transferred to your name. May be a waist of time and money, but it is not that expensive. What would happen if she or you decides to not be together? Would it be amicable? Just something to think about.
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- Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:31 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: CHL weapon question
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Re: CHL weapon question
- Thu Sep 03, 2009 4:35 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: CHL weapon question
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Re: CHL weapon question
I wasn't aware that guns require registration in Texas. I haven't registered any of mine. Your only restriction in what pistol you can carry is determined by the pistol you "qualified" with. If you qualified with a semi-auto, you can carry anything. If you qualified with a wheel gun, you can only carry a wheel gun (I personally think that's absurd, but that's the law).scprotector1 wrote:Ok guys here is my question, I just got my CHL today woo hoo! Anyway heres the story. I had bought my girlfriend a glock 26 under her name as a gift, the firearm is under her name i just paid for it, so it turns out it doesn't fit her hand as well as she'd like it too, she likes the Kahr PM9 she has small hands. so she told me i could have her glock 26 to carry if i wanted to i said sure! So here's my question if were to be carrying this gun and happen to use it in self-defense would i get into any kind of trouble if the firearm is not registered under my name?