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<blockquote data-quote="txyaloo" data-source="post: 11377861" data-attributes="member: 23362"><p>I forgot to address this part last night. I've never taken a UCW course in Texas. There is no such thing. UCW is a charge in the penal code. It is not a course or a license. UCW does not apply in bars if a person is carrying a rifle, SBR, SBS, or machine gun. Go read the statute. It only applies for handguns, illegal knives, and illegal clubs. A person carrying in one of those establishments with one of the firearms mentioned previously would not be carrying under the authority of their CHL. They would be carrying under the provisions of Texas law that does not prohibit a person, CHL licensee or not, to carry openly or concealed a rifle, shotgun, SBR, SBS, or MG.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>You can "feel" all you want. What does the law state? You may feel abortion is wrong, but Texas law says it is legal. Do you go to abortion clinics and arrest doctors performing abortions? I doubt you do because state law permits abortion. State law does not prohibit open carry of any firearm except handguns.</p><p></p><p>Sure, in some places, emergency service may get calls. It's your responsibility to investigate the call, verify the person is not a criminal, and let them go on their way, because walking down a public street with a slung rifle is simply not disorderly conduct.</p><p></p><p>You're mixing up two concepts here. Walking in public and entering private premises. Two different things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="txyaloo, post: 11377861, member: 23362"] I forgot to address this part last night. I've never taken a UCW course in Texas. There is no such thing. UCW is a charge in the penal code. It is not a course or a license. UCW does not apply in bars if a person is carrying a rifle, SBR, SBS, or machine gun. Go read the statute. It only applies for handguns, illegal knives, and illegal clubs. A person carrying in one of those establishments with one of the firearms mentioned previously would not be carrying under the authority of their CHL. They would be carrying under the provisions of Texas law that does not prohibit a person, CHL licensee or not, to carry openly or concealed a rifle, shotgun, SBR, SBS, or MG. You can "feel" all you want. What does the law state? You may feel abortion is wrong, but Texas law says it is legal. Do you go to abortion clinics and arrest doctors performing abortions? I doubt you do because state law permits abortion. State law does not prohibit open carry of any firearm except handguns. Sure, in some places, emergency service may get calls. It's your responsibility to investigate the call, verify the person is not a criminal, and let them go on their way, because walking down a public street with a slung rifle is simply not disorderly conduct. You're mixing up two concepts here. Walking in public and entering private premises. Two different things. [/QUOTE]
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