percentage of chl's in Texas
Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 1:30 pm
Does 1.2% sound about right? Any ideas? My math is not what it used to be.
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Sounds about right, but closer to 1.3% if you round out, based on latest DPS numbers, which is 12/31/2008.mred wrote:Does 1.2% sound about right? Any ideas? My math is not what it used to be.
thats kind of sad .seamusTX wrote: If you want a percentage of eligible adults, it's more like 3%.
seamusTX wrote:That's about right as a percentage of the total population that has a Texas CHL. If you want a percentage of eligible adults, it's more like 3%.
- Jim
i think so .GlockFan wrote:Do y'all think the number of chl's would go up if the fees were lower?
I totally agree. If there's a will, there's a way......."I will not be denied!"USA1 wrote:i think so .GlockFan wrote:Do y'all think the number of chl's would go up if the fees were lower?
i know a few people that say the cost prohibits them from getting it .
..gun
+class
+state fee
= $$$$$
but with anything else , if you want it bad enough , you can make it happen .
even if you do it in stages .
A while back, someone tried to calculate the number of adults over 21 who were citizens or permanent residents. I can't find it now, but CHL holders were about 3% of that group.longtooth wrote:Jim, is this calculated as just those over 21??seamusTX wrote:That's about right as a percentage of the total population that has a Texas CHL. If you want a percentage of eligible adults, it's more like 3%.
Or is it 3% of population
minus under 21
- noncitizens
- felons
- ineligable due to taxes, DWIs, chemical dependancies, mental ......
It may just be a coincidence, but the last time I looked at the numbers League City has the highest percentage of CHLs in Texas. Or maybe you work in a gun store.Kevinf2349 wrote:Goodness what does that say for the place I work!?
Out of 20 people in the office that I work in 7 have CHL's (That I know of)
I think they would go up maybe one percent. A much larger percentage of people already have guns so that part of the cost wouldn't be an issue for most.USA1 wrote:i think so .GlockFan wrote:Do y'all think the number of chl's would go up if the fees were lower?
i know a few people that say the cost prohibits them from getting it .
..gun
+class
+state fee
= $$$$$
but with anything else , if you want it bad enough , you can make it happen .
even if you do it in stages .
good point WildBill,WildBill wrote:I think they would go up maybe one percent. A much larger percentage of people already have guns so that part of the cost wouldn't be an issue for most.USA1 wrote:i think so .GlockFan wrote:Do y'all think the number of chl's would go up if the fees were lower?
i know a few people that say the cost prohibits them from getting it .
..gun
+class
+state fee
= $$$$$
but with anything else , if you want it bad enough , you can make it happen .
even if you do it in stages .