austinrealtor wrote:
Anyway, today's lesson: DON'T GET DISTRACTED WHILE GETTING DRESSED. And I'd prefer to forget to put on my pants than to forget to put on my gun.
Can't argue with that logic!seniorshooteress wrote:Actually the reason I am not taking the gun and leaving it in the car is I am afraid the car could be broken into. Last year several cars had been broken into during this dance recital activity. They may or may not have security this year but don't want to take a chance. The nearby business had also towed cars parked in their area's and I can't park up close enough to be able to check on my vehicle. Don't know if the cars where things came up missing had be locked or unlocked. Just better to have my gun safely at home I am thinking.
Yep, that's right. In fact, it was something our CHL instructor mentioned about what he has to do when he goes to school to have lunch with his grandkid.austinrealtor wrote:someone will come along and correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you can keep the gun in your car in school parking lot as long as you have a CHL issued by the state where the school is located (this avoids problems with Federal law; you're already covered by Texas law under MPA even if you didn't have CHL).
again, someone will come along and correct me if I"m wrong, but this is the way I understand it.