Posted on 10/11/2021 3:07:43 PM PDT by The Pack Knight
We are now a little over a month into the Constitutional Carry era in Texas. As most of your probably know, HB1927 included the creation of a new "30.05" sign to go along with the familiar 30.06 and 30.07 signs. If you don't know, and you carry a handgun in Texas with or without an LTC, then you should look it up and familiarize yourself with the effect of each sign.
My question: Have you seen any 30.05 signs in the wild yet? If so, did they replace a 30.06 and/or 30.07 sign from before, or were they put up in addition to it?
Here in Florida we seem to attract the crazies from throughout our country.
Course I can understand why as we have good weather, cheep beer and low prices on living.
I carry where ever I go.
I have an active ccw and am well trained in using my weapon and am willing to use it as are so many others in my state.
I carry a Kimber .45. It is bad ass and Always works well.
God bless and be safe and Always be prepared to help others in need.
Ah. Got it. Thanks! I wasn’t considering that part of things. ‘Ppreciate it!
First I heard of one....
Ditto that!!
Be professional be polite...but have a plan to kill everyone you meet.
Holy Smokes...did not know that!!
Many years ago I helped stop a bank robbery where the perp shot my vehicle 5 times.
He is in prison still after 35 years.
Sheriff asked why i just didn’t run him over?
told him I was afraid I’d be the one to go to jail. He said, “this ain’t freaken N.Y. son”. Run him over next time.
I go t a CCW and have carried ever since.
NE side of Dallas (Rowlett/Rockwall), I haven’t seen any yet. Dallas probably has a few, but I tend to avoid there as much as possible.
I have a couple friends in that area. I can’t imagine there are a lot of Democrats.
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