What's your opinion on......

[Shotgun Jeremy]

With the new chl wordage taking place, are you going to do things any different? I've seen some guys change their routine a little and I'm curious how y'all feel about it.

 

[Charlie]

I think that would be a violation if known and not corrected within' minutes if not seconds. I try to be always aware of my EDC and what's happening with it.

 

[GlockOwner]

Won't change the way I carry

 

[Charlie]

Won't change the way I carry

Whadda' ya' mean?

 

[RickLovesBacon]

I wont change either. Especially living in Austin.

Sent from the Bacon isle at your local grocery store.

 

[GlockOwner]

Whadda' ya' mean?

I was answering the OPs question of "With the new chl wordage taking place, are you going to do things any different?"

 

[Charlie]

I wouldn't advise anyone to change what they feel is right, unless it was a friend and he/she was boarding on something illegal.

 

[GlockOwner]

I wouldn't advise anyone to change what they feel is right, unless it was a friend and he/she was boarding on something illegal.

I agree. I'm a believer of consistency, and we shouldn't change the way we carry as long as we are carrying legally. Just because the law has changed, as long as you're carry style is still legal, you shouldn't change.

 

[Kennydale]

I think I conceal very well. My adult daughter is the only one who questioned me, thought I was wearing a medical device (Insulin Pump)
The new rules suit me fine, i will change nothing.

 

[Sammy654d]

Im doing nothing different: AIWB carry. Tactically, I like concealed.

Accidental display remains accidental and legal.

 

[just jk]

what is the new wording?

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

SB 299 changes the wording in the legislation from "fail to conceal" to "unintentional display".

This is designed for those of us who accidentally show during daily tasks.

 

[SIG_Fiend]

With the new chl wordage taking place, are you going to do things any different? I've seen some guys change their routine a little and I'm curious how y'all feel about it.

What is the point of carrying concealed? A person's answer to that question says a lot about where their mindset is on the matter.

The above pictures are a great example of making one's self stand out like a sore thumb. Drawing attention to yourself doesn't really make the most sense in many ways.

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

I have no problem with open carry of anything in groups. But I think when rollin solo or even double-you're better off layin low.

 

[Charlie]

What is the point of carrying concealed? A person's answer to that question says a lot about where their mindset is on the matter.

The above pictures are a great example of making one's self stand out like a sore thumb. Drawing attention to yourself doesn't really make the most sense in many ways.

Agreed! (believe it or not!!)

 

[SIG_Fiend]

And I fully support open carry. I personally think we should have constitutional carry across the US, but unfortunately that isn't the case currently. That being said, I'd still choose to carry concealed, as there are some definite advantages.

 

[Texan2]

I think the new wording benefits the chl holder

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[breakingcontact]

What is the point of carrying concealed? A person's answer to that question says a lot about where their mindset is on the matter.

The above pictures are a great example of making one's self stand out like a sore thumb. Drawing attention to yourself doesn't really make the most sense in many ways.

I conceal 100%. Yes, sometimes I'd rather just wear a regular fitting T-shirt, but it doesn't conceal. I can tell there's a gun under there. Could most people shopping at the HEB? No. But other carriers, cops and criminals probably would know what it is.

I want to blend in. I don't even dress "tactical" but do wear some political shirts, but it's Austin!

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

I was just at walmart. Forgot how much this shirt has shrunk as I kneeled down. Total exposure on accident. First, I was glad im in a country/military town. Then, I was glad the new wording is in effect. Lol

 

[shortround]

I am all for "open carry" and not having to have a license if you are not otherwise prohibited from ownership.

The new law is a "baby step" on the road to open carry.

Texas has a long legacy of Democrat (anti-gun) dominance.

That changed with the "Reagan Revolution," but did not change the views of major news outlets in this state. They still oppose every effort to relax 2A restrictions.

Pro-gunners in this state are using the tactics of their opponents -- make little changes over time and eventually no one will notice that we are walking about our communities openly armed and unlicensed.