I think you give him too much credit. Looks to me like he wanted to raise a ruckus, score a few points with his followers, then run away to brag.Keith B wrote:My thought is he doesn't want to put anything in writing. In a verbal interview he always has the ability to say his statement was misunderstood or he didn't properly interpret the question that was asked.
Back on topic. The silence speaks volumes.Charles L. Cotton wrote:Confusing and conflicting statements and instructions have been issued by OCT leadership. All gun owners, and especially OCT members, need a clear and unequivocal statement from OCT on the following issues.
1. Will OCT support any or all licensed open-carry bills during the 2015 Texas Legislative Session?
2. Will OCT oppose any or all licensed open-carry billls?
3. Will OCT support only HB195 - unlicensed open-carry?
It's time for OCT leadership to stop sending mixed signals and let gun owners know their position on these issues.
Chas.
Perhaps a relevant comparison can be made by considering "places weapons prohibited"?locke_n_load wrote:The CHL law was great because we had no way to carry a handgun in public previously. I just wonder if we go licensed OC, would we ever get the backing to go unlicensed?