Recent content by Dokkalfar

Well I'm currently 22, and my most carried used to be a revolver. Until I bought a nice little Ruger SR40c a few days ago :)

Mkay, well I finally got off my lazy butt and decided to buy the new pistol I've been planning on getting since before last Christmas. Sigh. Anyways, Went out and picked up the Ruger SR40c today, and I'm planning on making it my main carry gun once my CHL comes in the mail. So, I haven't...

Yea, I do it with my .270WIN, just habit and I've had issues before with double-feeds, though that may have just been the cheap ammo :p

I don't think most people (if any) randomly approach people to ask if they are carrying a handgun. So, considering Texas has decently strict no-show laws, chances are you printed enough for them to think you might be carrying one. And if they don't like that, they probably already called the...

Hmm, this might be your problem. As I recall: shall not be infringed.

Yea, they sure have some good guys. I went to Jesuit Dallas, and during our last alumni homecoming, there was a good 4 or 5 guys there who were in the Rangers. Pretty impressive.

lol how about trying this out: http://www.brickgun.com/

No bumper sticker, nothing for NRA, but I do have a window decal for TSRA.

I would guess that the actual number of firearms owners is higher than any report, simply because most owners don't like to share that information with some random surveyor. And your last sentence should answer your question :)

In the unlikely event NICS was to shut down, my guess is that dealers can still send in the information (fax), but then it falls under the 'no deny within 3 days' rule, so when the dealer doesn't get any 'deny' from them within 72 hours, you're free to pick up your new friend :)

Yep. All you need is a rifle, some guy with the cash, and no knowledge that that person is from a different state or a felon, etc. If you have no reason to believe they're prohibited, then go for it! I would suggest asking for their driver's license (which proves TX residency, and at least 18...

I would say that it isn't properly displayed to be visible prior to/on entry. But as belercous says, if the DA didn't get the right coffee this morning, you're fate is up to the jury. I'm assuming everything else about the sign was correct: text size, color, what it said, english & spanish, etc?

The TSRA Sportsman is a good one (TSRA member magazine), some updates on Texas/US legislation, and a few other stories. In addition to the ones above, you can possibly get some free catalogs from different dealer sites/manufacturers, and while those may not have many (if any) info articles...

Interesting. Maybe they were working with the CIA since they already have experience smuggling cocaine into the country? :p

I get around the area, mix of east Plano (Murphy) and North Dallas (SMU).