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      Private Residences: Prior Permission

      We are not required to get prior permission. If someone doesn't want guns in their house, they have to tell you verbally, in writing, or by posting a sign per Texas penal code 30.06. It's the same requirements that businesses must follow. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
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      Private Residences: Prior Permission

      Update. I decided to leave my pistol in the car. But it probably would have been a non-issue anyway. There were a couple hundred people at Friday's dinner, and I never actually got to meet the owner. And we never actually went inside the house. They had tents set up in the back yard, and that's...
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      Private Residences: Prior Permission

      Yeah. The lock box won't prevent a determined thief. But at least those looking for an easy pick will be slowed down. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
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      Private Residences: Prior Permission

      I already have a cabled lock box in my car for these types of situations. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
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      Private Residences: Prior Permission

      Bad things happen to good people all the time - even in the good part of town. If I have any indication that something bad is going to happen, I wouldn't go. But I don't get to pick that time or place. So I'm in the habit of carrying everywhere I'm legally allowed to. It's just that in Texas, we...
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      Private Residences: Prior Permission

      Thanks for the replies. I certainly don't want to break the law or disrespect the property owner. And I especially don't want to put my wife out her company in an awkward spot. I'll just leave it in the car for the event. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
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      Private Residences: Prior Permission

      Good morning y'all. I have a question. Whether or not it's quick will depend, I guess. I have a valid concealed handgun license from Texas, where I currently live. The Mrs and I will be visiting Louisiana this weekend, and we're expected to go to dinner at the home of someone that owns a...
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      Moving to Texas

      You can bring all the firearms you want to with you to Texas. If your move will be permanent, look into the LA regulations about converting your concealed carry license to a non-resident license. That way you'll be covered for concealed carry while you get your Texas CHL. If that doesn't work...
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