If you are getting delayed 9 out of 10 times they do a NICS check, then you should definitely look into getting a redress number.roecityryder wrote:I have purchased several, what I was asking was simply does the CHL eliminate the gun shop from having to call in the background form? I read that it does in which in Louisiana where I'm from it doesn't matter if u do or don't have a CHL they still call you in. Not that that is a big deal because I am good to go, but I always get delayed and if this would eliminate having to have my info called in in which I know 9 out of 10 I will be delayed will be great.BBYC wrote:Have you purchased a gun in the past 20 years? If so, the process is essentially the same as last time The forms may look slightly different but nothing major. As a buyer, the process is essentially the same whether or not you have a license to carry. It's different for the FFL but it shouldn't take more than a few minutes extra to make the call, unless your name is Jason Derek Brown or something, but even then I think you can get a redress number to speed things up if you're not the one on the Most Wanted list.roecityryder wrote:My question is I recently found out that CHL holders do not have to have a background check done when purchasing. Is this only for TX permits or any permit that is valid? If so what do I do? Just go in pick out the weapon and notify the gun shop person that I have a CHL and show it and just pay and go?
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- Wed Oct 11, 2017 2:00 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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- Wed Oct 11, 2017 10:59 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Re: Fl Non Resident permit
I spent 4 years in the Army in a combat unit (Artillery) and never once fired a handgun. So having military service does not mean that one is familiar with the operation of handguns. Heck, they even give DD-214's to REMF's last I checked.
That said, I personally favor constitutional carry, and don't think there should be a test of any type (written or shooting) to exercise our God given rights. But I also believe that everyone has a responsibility to train with the gun(s) they plan to carry and use.
That said, I personally favor constitutional carry, and don't think there should be a test of any type (written or shooting) to exercise our God given rights. But I also believe that everyone has a responsibility to train with the gun(s) they plan to carry and use.