Houston area (along with DB's not from Houston) BS thread

Oh you are absolutely correct. You don't need a CHL to carry in your car. You do however need to be 21 to carry concealed handguns. So I am going to correct myself.

In the end I did say not to take my advice nor anyone else's as law, but to seek professional advice.

You used to be a cop. You are now not. Laws change and unless you have been keeping up to date then you may not know every little single stipulation for every single city in the entire country.

For example, San Antonio has a city ordinance against open carry loaded long guns. Yes there are weird laws out there, even ones that may go against constitutional laws.

 

Yup, that's correct. Same rules apply to me, but I work at a University/hospital so I get double whammy when it comes to being able to take anything with me.

 

LGC §229.001. FIREARMS; EXPLOSIVES. (a) A municipality may not adopt regulations relating to the transfer, private ownership, keeping, transportation, licensing, or registration of firearms, ammunition, or firearm supplies.
(b) Subsection (a) does not affect the authority a municipality has under another law to:
(1) require residents or public employees to be armed for personal or national defense, law enforcement, or another lawful purpose;
(2) regulate the discharge of firearms within the limits of the municipality;
(3) regulate the use of property, the location of a business, or uses at a business under the municipality’s fire code, zoning ordinance, or land-use regulations as long as the code, ordinance, or regulations are not used to circumvent the intent of Subsection (a) or Subdivision (5) of this subsection; (4) regulate the use of firearms in the case of an insurrection, riot, or natural disaster if the municipality finds the regulations necessary to protect public health and safety;
(5) regulate the storage or transportation of explosives to protect public health and safety, except that 25 pounds or less of black powder for each private residence and 50 pounds or less of black powder for each retail dealer are not
TEXAS CONCEALED HANDGUN LAWS
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TEXAS CONCEALED HANDGUN LAWS
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subject to regulation; or
(6) regulate the carrying of a firearm by a person other than a person licensed to carry a concealed handgun under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code, at a:
(A) public park;
(B) public meeting of a municipality, county, or other governmental body; (C) political rally, parade, or official political meeting; or
(D) nonfirearms-related school, college, or professional athletic event.
(c) The exception provided by Subsection (b)(6) does not apply if the firearm is in or is carried to or from an area designated for use in a lawful hunting, fishing, or other sporting event and the firearm is of the type commonly used in the activity. (d) The exception provided by Subsection (b)(4) does not authorize the seizure or confiscation of any firearm or ammunition from an individual who is lawfully carrying or possessing the firearm or ammunition.
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Last amended by Acts 2013, 83rd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1210 (S.B. 1400), Sec. 1, eff. June 14, 2013.

 

Gracias!

 

This^^^

Their laws do not triumph state or federal laws. Just because local authorities say it's law doesn't make it a legal law. This has been proven over and over again that they have no authority on the matter. You can carry a with a CHL anywhere that is authorized by state law. Period.

 

I understand the law, but that doesn't mean that there are certain instances where the laws have been sidestepped by local authorities. I may have misquoted myself and made a mistake prior by stating that he needs a CHL to carry in his vehicle.

Whether or not I agree with the laws made by certain cities, it is their laws. If you or anyone else on here wants to spend your money fighting to correct those inconsistencies, then by all means go ahead.

And since we are quoting laws....here is the current UP TO DATE interretation of the laws regarding carrying on campus:

LaborCode §52.061 - Employee Parking Lot Protection Act allows employees of a college or university to keep legally owned firearms and ammunition in their locked vehicles on campus streets and parking areas.
Government Code §411.2032 relating to the transportation and storage of firearms and ammunition by concealed handgun license holders (including students) in locked, private vehicles on the campuses of certain institutions of higher education.

 

No worries. We are all allowed to make one misquote a day. You've used all yours for today so be careful. Tomorrow you get another...

 

I would welcome the day I was detained or arrested for a bogus local firearm law. $$$$$$$

 

And your point being????

It is still a local law, constitutional or not. Local PD have arrested people based on it in the past. Those people spent money to get it dismissed and still have an arrest record that costs to get expunged.

So it holds power in the fact that if challenged it still costs the challenger something out of pocket. Hitting my pocketbook is one of the most challenging things an entity can do in my opinion.

Try to think more dialectically, not singularly.

 

Cool.

Have time off, then go open carry in San Antonio. Let us know how it all pans out.

If you profit from it then kudos to you. Then again you profitted from money we all paid into the state via taxes, so that money belongs to all of us lol.

 

Ordered my parts for the diff breather.

Hopefully I can get around to doing it before the weekend.

 

I saw it, read it, and interpreted it. All the dimplomas on my wall saids that my thought process are intact, accurate, and superior.

Unconstutional or not, you can still be arrested by local PD based on the local city ordinance. You can fight it, it will cost money to fight it.

All of this is stipulation, but people have been arrested in the past. The outcomes of said arrest have not been publicized, however with the freedom of information act in hand you can request information of the case. It is a simple process; I personally don't care in any way, shape, or form to find out about the outcome. I know what the ordinance is and frankly I don't care enough to challenge it.

 

Did you get larger nipples too?

Exactly!

What's his name? Maybe he knows some of the attorneys I know here...

 

LMFAO...nice one.

You attack me personally because you feel inadaquate? Or just being a complete tool?

 

Part #

$7 90930-03136 Toyota Breather Plug - 90930-03136

90930-03136 &

$7 90404-51319 Toyota Genuine Parts - Union (90404-51319)

90404-51319


I pick them up tomorrow since the stealership didn't have any in stock.

 

Yep that's for the longer nipple and the breather plug. I didn't order the plug, I was going to use a 1/8 NPT thread air filter instead.

I wonder if the plug would be better to run than the NPT air filter...

Time to do some research.

 

That's cool.


So about that pipe bender, do you have one for fabrication?

 

Good luck arguing with Jon .. He's wheeled in Moab and TORR.

 

So why are you attending school? Seems like you're wasting you money if a diploma is just a piece of paper.

 

Or arguing with anyone here about laws for that matter, you'll get the thread locked again