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LTC (License To Carry), formerly CHL (Concealed Handgun License), is the concealed and open carry permit for the Lone Star State. The Texas Department of Public Safety currently requires a minimum of 4 to 6 hours not including range time. You can take the LTC class at your own pace, from the comfort of your own home - or wherever you have time to attend.
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Our firearms training service is designed to help you achieve success in obtaining your Texas LTC. We offer a variety of training options, including classroom instruction, hands-on shooting range practice, and personalized coaching to help you improve your skills. Our curriculum covers all aspects of firearms training, including gun safety, handling, and proficiency, as well as concealed carry laws and regulations in Texas. With our expert instructors and comprehensive curriculum, you can be confident that you'll receive the training you need to pass the Texas LTC proficiency test and legally carry a concealed handgun. Sign up for our firearms training service today to take the first step towards obtaining your Texas License to Carry.
When it comes to concealed carry weapons (CCW), the question often arises, "Do you need a red dot sight on your CCW?" This article aims to provide a comprehensive answer to this question, based on extensive research and analysis of the top resources available on this topic. Sights are a crucial component of any firearm, and their importance is magnified in the context of CCWs, where quick target acquisition and accuracy can be critical. This article will delve into the specifics of red dot sights, their advantages and disadvantages, and their comparison with traditional iron sights. We will also discuss how to choose the right red dot sight for your CCW and address some frequently asked questions on the topic.
Read more: Choosing the Right Sight: Red Dot vs Iron Sights for Your CCW
As parents, it's natural to carry countless worries about our children’s safety. Among these, the prospect of encountering firearms can be a dominant concern. The age-old debate: Is it better to child-proof guns or to gun-proof children? This article advocates for a fresh perspective, arguing that comprehensive firearms training for children can transform potential danger into a platform for education and respect.
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In the early morning hours of my 17th birthday, I made a decision that would follow me for the rest of my life. A decision that seemed inconsequential at the time, but has since shaped my interactions with the legal system in ways I could never have imagined. This decision led to a deferred adjudication, a legal outcome that has become a constant companion, even though it happened over 30 years ago.
Read more: Decoding Deferred Adjudication: Navigating the Path to Texas License to Carry Eligibility
Let's dive into a hot topic in Texas - permitless carry. This term has been buzzing around a lot lately, especially for those interested in gun laws. So, what's the big deal about it in Texas? Well, it's pretty important to understand, especially if you live there, or if you're just interested in the ongoing debate about gun control in the U.S.
Read more: The Evolution of Gun Laws: Exploring Permitless Carry in Texas
Ever wondered about the rules for having a gun in your car while cruising around the Lone Star State? Well, it's a topic that's worth your attention. Texas has its own set of laws, specifically the Texas Motorist Protection Act (HB 1815), that lay out the do's and don'ts. Knowing these laws is key. Not only does it keep you on the right side of the law, but it also promotes responsible gun ownership. So, let's dive in and unravel the complexities of carrying a gun in your vehicle in Texas.
Read more: On the Road with Firearms: Understanding Texas's Vehicle Gun Laws
Ever heard of the Gun Control Act (GCA) of 1968? It's a big deal in the world of firearms. This federal law keeps a tight leash on who can and can't own guns or ammo. And when we say "who can't," we're talking about a group of people known as "prohibited persons." This article is all about getting you up to speed on the GCA, who these prohibited persons are, and why all of this matters if you're looking to get a License to Carry (LTC) in Texas.
Read more: The Gun Control Act Explained: A Must-Read for Texas LTC Applicants
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We are dedicated to providing you with a comprehensive and engaging License to Carry course, designed to help you feel confident, knowledgeable, and prepared for responsible concealed carry. Please take a moment to review our frequently asked questions below, which address many common concerns and inquiries about the carry license. Remember, we are here to support you every step of the way on your journey towards a safe and secure licensed carry.