Be Thankful you're in IN

[Beau]

Originally Posted by HICKMAN

I actually prefer some things about Texas CCW law. Such as the required classroom training and range qualification.

Simply owning a gun and having an LTCH does not mean the carrier knows the law and what he can be liable for.

I disagree with you. I would prefer that classroom training and range qual never be a requirement. To me it's just another form of control and eventualy another way to disarm the people.

[dburkhead]

Originally Posted by Beau

I disagree with you. I would prefer that classroom training and range qual never be a requirement. To me it's just another form of control and eventualy another way to disarm the people.

QFT.

I've looked at the rates of accidents with firearms and there is no significant correlation with training requirements. My guess for why there isn't is that the folk who will benefit from training will get it without it being required and the folk who won't get training unless it's required won't benefit from it (in one ear and out the other).

[sparkyfender]

Originally Posted by HICKMAN

I actually prefer some things about Texas CCW law. Such as the required classroom training and range qualification.

Simply owning a gun and having an LTCH does not mean the carrier knows the law and what he can be liable for.

Jeez.

You are serious?

I am sure most of us agree that Indiana's laws are fine............... Even though there should be NO carry laws at all.

[tv1217]

I grew up in the Union of Illinois Democrap Republics, in Kookcountystan, I'd rather be in Texas than there.

[model67a]

Maybe it went over my head, but did you say you have to carry concealed even if you are hunting. If so, what kind of sence does that make. Oh, I forgot it probably make as much sence as a lot of laws they have. The "superior beings" have to come up with something whether it is logical or not!! stay safe

[Bigum1969]

Its funny. Texas has a reputation for having the most liberal gun laws. People think everyone walks down the street with guns on their hips like cowboys. In reality, their laws are much more restrictive than ours in Indiana.

[FordMan08]

Can you OC your bowie knives?

[millsusaf]

I'm in Chicago this week. Your lucky...I'm not even sure my knife is legal here.

[Bigum1969]

Originally Posted by millsusaf

I'm in Chicago this week. Your lucky...I'm not even sure my knife is legal here.

I'm not sure metal forks and knives are legal in Chicago.

[Pami]

Originally Posted by Bigum1969

I'm not sure metal forks and knives are legal in Chicago.

We have a titanium spork. That wouldn't fall under the "metal forks and knives" rule right? I mean it really is more of a spoon.. really.