Should you renew your LTC?

[lightflyer1]

Just renewed mine yesterday. Got the veteran special for $25.

 

[V-Tach]

Renewed my instructor's credentials today......most probably for the last time....

 

[tedwitt]

Renewed my instructor's credentials today......most probably for the last time....

Just curious, how much does the instructors cost?

 

[V-Tach]

Just curious, how much does the instructors cost?

Renewal is $100 every 2 years.

 

[tedwitt]

Renewal is $100 every 2 years.

That ain't as bad as I thought it would be.

 

[tedwitt]

Just renewed mine yesterday. Got the veteran special for $25.

Do they have a senior discount?? lol

 

[V-Tach]

Do they have a senior discount?? lol

LOL....that would affect about 80% of instructors.......

 

[DocBeech]

LOL....that would affect about 80% of instructors.......

More like 92%. I feel like I am visiting the retirement home center when I have to go back to Florence.

 

[suntory]

Like others said, most establishments won’t allow you to carry without a permit. So even though the state does allow permit-less carry, it doesn’t carry over to private property.

 

[General Zod]

Like others said, most establishments won’t allow you to carry without a permit. So even though the state does allow permit-less carry, it doesn’t carry over to private property.

If there's no 30.05 signage, then it's perfectly legal to carry unlicensed on private property...up until the point you're asked not to. So if you're carrying concealed, then keep it concealed and nobody will have any problem. It's the same situation you face carrying with a license - sure there's no sign, but if you're asked by the property owner or his representative to leave, you have to or you'll be trespassing.

And what's this "allow" business? They've eased unconstitutional restrictions. It's not the same thing.

 

[tedwitt]

Like others said, most establishments won’t allow you to carry without a permit. So even though the state does allow permit-less carry, it doesn’t carry over to private property.

I have never had any problems, I carry concealed.

 

[easy rider]

I'm glad I live where I am in Texas. I open carry, mainly out of comfort, not to mention the fashion statement. Sure, I have to carry concealed on campus, but other than that I haven't had any problems. Even the Walmart here has dropped their signs.

 

[tedwitt]

I don't carry for fashion, I carry for my life.

 

[tedwitt]

If there's no 30.05 signage, then it's perfectly legal to carry unlicensed on private property...up until the point you're asked not to. So if you're carrying concealed, then keep it concealed and nobody will have any problem. It's the same situation you face carrying with a license - sure there's no sign, but if you're asked by the property owner or his representative to leave, you have to or you'll be trespassing.

And what's this "allow" business? They've eased unconstitutional restrictions. It's not the same thing.

My CHL instructor in 1995 told us if it's concealed proper, who is to know you have it until you need it.
That was at Shooters Station in Humble, Texas, before it burned down.

 

[easy rider]

I don't carry for fashion, I carry for my life.

That was a joke. It's just a fact it's a non issue around here. Carry as you like.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Not that it matters but I just traveled though 7 states and never carried once. Not even when I got back to TX. Never worried either and actually I was more content and comfortable than ever. Wasn't the first time I've done this.

 

[easy rider]

Not that it matters but I just traveled though 7 states and never carried once. Not even when I got back to TX. Never worried either and actually I was more content and comfortable than ever. Wasn't the first time I've done this.

Rather carry and not need it, than need it and not have it.

 

[tedwitt]

Rather carry and not need it, than need it and not have it.

Absolutely!!
I'd prefer two.

 

[Texan79423]

I knew a guy who knew a guy who had vending machines who carried concealed without a license for 5 years and even his boss and co workers never knew.

 

[majormadmax]

Not that it matters but I just traveled though 7 states and never carried once. Not even when I got back to TX. Never worried either and actually I was more content and comfortable than ever. Wasn't the first time I've done this.

I used to travel for work several times a month for over a decade, and couldn't carry. I wasn't overly uncomfortable but I also knew it only took one instance where I needed a weapon and didn't have one...