Informative Speech on CHL

TxBlonde · Post by **TxBlonde** » Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:25 pm

Question: When it comes to Taxes not paid, does that include federal taxes also?

TxBlonde · Post by **TxBlonde** » Thu Nov 02, 2006 9:31 pm

What is the score that has to be made during the shooting phase

TC-TX · Post by **TC-TX** » Thu Nov 02, 2006 9:33 pm

TxBlonde wrote:Question: When it comes to Taxes not paid, does that include federal taxes also?

The Texas CHL check will only reveal State, County Municipal arrearages... IIRC...

TC-TX · Post by **TC-TX** » Thu Nov 02, 2006 9:35 pm

TxBlonde wrote:What is the score that has to be made during the shooting phase

175 is the lowest acceptable score - 70% of 250 = 175

player_twister · Post by **player_twister** » Fri Nov 03, 2006 12:59 pm

That was really good Marshal, I needed that. LOL

TC-TX · Post by **TC-TX** » Fri Nov 03, 2006 1:04 pm

piro wrote:< 21 to get a chl but can't buy a handgun still, might get some chuckles out of it.

piro - U-21 (18 y/o or older) can buy and possess a handgun. They are only prohibited from purchasing a handgun from a Licensed FFL Dealer.
Private transactions, gun show purchases and possession by gift are still OK for the U-21 folks...

Now - those same U-21 folks can not buy ammo for any handgun but they can buy it for Rifles and Shotguns...

TC-TX · Post by **TC-TX** » Fri Nov 03, 2006 1:07 pm

seamusTX wrote:
piro wrote:As a cheap laugh you may want to mention the honorably discharged from armed forces law < 21 to get a chl but can't buy a handgun still, might get some chuckles out of it.
A person who is under 21 cannot buy a handgun from a licensed dealer. If I understand the law correctly, he can buy one from a private party or posses one that was given to him (a legitimate gift or loan, not a straw purchase).

- Jim

OOPS!!! Sorry Jim - I failed to see your post...

seamusTX · Post by **seamusTX** » Fri Nov 03, 2006 1:19 pm

TC-TX wrote:Now - those same U-21 folks can not buy ammo for any handgun but they can buy it for Rifles and Shotguns...

I know that's the law but ...

One day at Academy I was buying ammo and the manager was training a new cashier. She told him that buyers must be 18 or older to buy ammo. No distinction between handgun and long gun.

I've heard other places simply ask the young buyer if the ammo is for a handgun or rifle, and sell it if the buyer says rifle.

There are, of course, rifles in many common handgun calibers.

- Jim