I know that State Parks have gone through some changes on this. Parks all have a policy of no loaded weapons in the park. However, I think some time back the Parks Director issued a letter saying that CHL is OK. Not a change to any laws, but a letter as I understood it.
I'm going to a state park this weekend and I want to carry if it's OK, but I naturally don't want to run afoul of any laws.
What's the latest on CHL at state parks? Thanks
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Re: CHL AT Texas State Parks
CHL = legal.
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Re: CHL AT Texas State Parks
At least that's what my CHL instructor told me when I asked that question.
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Re: CHL AT Texas State Parks
Yep, 100% legal.Kalrog wrote:CHL = legal.
This issue has been discussed at length here in the past. In fact, I've posted a scan of the letter from former director Andy Sansom regarding this policy on the forum a couple of times already.
Please keep in mind that your CHL is worthless when on Corp of Engineers property or most other Federal recreation areas. If you go to a State Park that is on a COE managed lake, such as Lake Whitney State Park, you need to be careful where you go if go sight-seeing.
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