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Permitless Carry in Texas: LTC vs Constitutional Carry

: Category: Concealed Carry in Texas Blog; Published: Thursday, May 23rd 2024

In 2021, Texas joined several other states in enacting "constitutional carry" legislation, also known as "permitless carry." This significant change allows eligible Texans to carry a handgun without a License to Carry (LTC). However, despite the convenience of constitutional carry, there are numerous benefits to obtaining an LTC. This article will explore the distinctions between constitutional carry and the LTC, helping Texans make informed decisions about their firearm carrying options.

Safest Handgun: Revolvers vs. Semi-Auto Pistols

: Category: Frequently Asked Questions; Published: Friday, May 17th 2024

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When choosing the safest handgun for self-defense, home protection, or concealed carry, safety is a primary concern. Two of the most popular types of handguns are revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. Both have their own sets of advantages and disadvantages when it comes to safety. This article synthesizes information from various sources to provide a comprehensive comparison of the safety aspects of revolvers and semi-automatic pistols, helping you determine which might be the safest handgun for your needs.

Dry Fire: Is it Safe?

: Category: Practical Firearms Training; Published: Friday, May 17th 2024

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Dry firing, the act of pulling the trigger on an unloaded firearm, is a widely debated practice among gun owners. This comprehensive guide will explore the concept of dry firing, its benefits, potential risks, and best practices to ensure you get the most out of your dry-fire training without damaging your firearm.

School Zones and Firearm Regulations in Texas

: Category: Firearms Laws and Regulations; Published: Friday, May 17th 2024

Understanding the complex legal landscape surrounding firearms in Texas school zones is crucial for responsible gun owners. This article compiles information from various sources to provide a thorough overview of where and when firearms can be legally carried in and around schools in Texas.

Gun Barrel Oiling: Inside and Out

: Category: Basic Firearm Handling and Maintenance; Published: Friday, May 17th 2024

Proper maintenance of your firearm is crucial for its longevity and performance. One common question among gun owners is whether they should oil the inside of their gun barrels. This article synthesizes information from various sources to provide a comprehensive guide on gun barrel oiling.

Shoulder Holster Practicality and Recommendations

: Category: Concealed Carry in Texas Blog; Published: Friday, May 17th 2024

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The shoulder holster has a long-standing presence in the realm of firearm accessories, often seen in movies and TV shows. They offer a unique method of carrying a handgun that can be practical in certain situations. This document synthesizes information from various sources to provide a comprehensive overview of shoulder holsters, examining their practicality, advantages, disadvantages, and answering common questions.

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2025 Texas Gun Shows - Week 30

July 21st to July 27th

The Wharton Gun & Knife Show

Friday - Saturday - Sunday
Wharton TX
Wharton County

Cisco Gun & Knife Show

Saturday - Sunday
Cisco TX
Eastland County

Conroe Gun & Knife Show

Saturday - Sunday
Conroe TX
Montgomery County

Lubbock Gun & Blade Show

Saturday - Sunday
Lubbock TX
Lubbock County

New Braunfels Gun Show

Saturday - Sunday
New Braunfels TX
Comal County

Paris Gun & Knife Show

Saturday - Sunday
Paris TX
Lamar County

Platinum180 Events — Burkburnett Bullet

Saturday - Sunday
Burkburnett TX
Wichita County

Whipp Farm’s Burleson Gun Show

Saturday - Sunday
Burleson TX
Johnson County

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Question: What are the eligibility requirements for a Texas License to Carry (LTC)?

Answer: You must be at least 18 years old, have a clean criminal record, and meet state and federal qualifications to purchase a handgun. A full list of eligibility requirements can be found on the Texas Department of Public Safety website.

Question: How long is the online License to Carry course?

Answer: The online LTC course takes approximately 4-6 hours to complete, depending on your pace. You can complete the course at your convenience and in multiple sessions if needed.

Question: Is the online LTC course approved by the Texas Department of Public Safety?

Answer: Yes, our online LTC course is approved by the Texas Department of Public Safety and meets all state requirements for obtaining a License to Carry.

Question: What topics are covered in the online License to Carry course?

Answer: The course covers topics such as gun safety, Texas laws related to the use of force, non-violent dispute resolution, proper storage practices, and handgun use and proficiency.

Question: Do I need to pass a shooting proficiency test to obtain my License to Carry?

Answer: Yes, in addition to the online course, you are required to pass a shooting proficiency test with a certified LTC instructor. This involves demonstrating safe gun handling and shooting skills on a live-fire range.

Question: How do I schedule the shooting proficiency test?

Answer: After completing the online course, you will be provided with a list of certified LTC instructors in your area. Contact an instructor to schedule the shooting proficiency test.

Question: What is the cost of the online License to Carry course?

Answer: Our online LTC course is priced competitively, and you can find the current pricing on our course pages. Please note that this cost does not include the shooting proficiency test, which is paid separately to the certified LTC instructor.

Question: How long is the License to Carry valid in Texas?

Answer: A Texas License to Carry is valid for 5 years. You'll need to renew your license before it expires, and a renewal notice will be sent to you by the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Question: Is the Texas License to Carry recognized in other states?

Answer: Yes, the Texas LTC is recognized by many other states through reciprocity agreements. However, it's important to verify the specific laws and regulations in each state before carrying a firearm.

Question: Can I apply for a Texas License to Carry if I am not a Texas resident?

Answer: Yes, non-Texas residents can apply for a Texas Non-Resident License to Carry by completing our online course and the required shooting proficiency test with a certified LTC instructor.

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