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But why do they cross state lines? Is there some rule that says you won't be penalized if you're "out of the state?"

whats the deal with crossing state lines? Is that some sort of politician trick? and whatis chubbing?

tacticool wrote:TSRA pushed their legislative agenda and the OC group pushed their legislative agenda. That's expected.

The opponents of civil rights chubbed and blocked parking lots, open carry and campus carry. If we're going to get mad, we shouldn't get mad at other pro-gun organizations. We should get mad at the anti-rights politicians who blocked all of us.

I would have to agree. It seems that every newsletter I get from TSRA says that they support every aspect of 2A rights from hunting, shooting sports, gun ranges and CHL. I don't compete in any shooting sports and I'm lucky to get dove hunting every 2 or 3 years but I support ALL aspects of gun rights, including OC. I would probably rarely OC if ever but I am 100% behind the effort. I fail to see why TSRA has shown opposition to it. If it's not something they can or want to address right now then thats their choice and I have no ill will towards then for that; but why stand in the way of someone else who is willing to try.

I will say that the 2009 session was probably not the place to try it but in the upcoming 2011 session, there really is no reason we can't have our cake, pie and cobbler and eat them too. IMHO

so are folks hostile towards opencarry.org or are they hostile towards the idea of open carry?

wow, thats not really the response I expected. I'm relatively new to TX politics myself. Has OC been attempted before with less than stellar results?

Rumor is........the rep from tx district 1 will be authoring an OC bill. Heard it on the OC site