Well. I look at it this way. Are you a NY resident? You just told us you now live in Texas. Is your NY permit a non-resident permit? If not then it is a resident permit and since you now reside somewhere other than NY then it is no longer a valid permit. You need to go get a Texas permit and stop beating around the bush about it. If you were in a situation where you had to use your firearm then you would be carring illegally and therefor would be unjustified in useing a gun.
But... on a lighter note.
"WELCOME TO TEXAS" even if you are from NY.
Your still in a NY state of mind:laugh:
Although we as a country have done everything in our power to create the last several generations as compliant - law abiding - walk calmly into the gas chamber model citizens. THIS IS STILL AMERICA!
If you don't get caught you are innocent!
Never volunteer any information when you are pulled over.
Listen carefully to the questions and then think about weather you are incriminating your self or not.
If you are , STFU.
you were in violation of TX law, if the found that you were carrying and didn't inform he could have hauled you off to jail. also you'd be wise to learn about the 30.06 signs and the TABC 51% rulesGuess that was pretty stupid but I have just moved to Houston from NY, havenot been pulled over in years and got nabbed 71 in a 55 on a stretch between Houston and Tyler.
I have my NY CCW (full carry) and if I already had my Texas permit I would have told him as required. So, anyone know how long I have to get my Texas permit? Texas recognizes NY but for how long after you relocate?
wrong! in TX if you are carrying concealed and have an encounter with a law enforcement official you are REQUIRED to inform him that you are armedTimothy2001
You don't have to tell the police that you have a gun in the car in Texas unless they ask you.
Nope, YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS WRONG AS USUAL........ STOP giving out advice on stuff you have no clue about.....wrong! in TX if you are carrying concealed and have an encounter with a law enforcement official you are REQUIRED to inform him that you are armed
Nope, YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS WRONG AS USUAL........ STOP giving out advice on stuff you have no clue about.....
Texas Gun Law
The General Firearms Laws of The State of Texas:
In Texas, it is generally illegal to carry a handgun outside of a person’s own premises. However, a person may carry, either open or concealed, in a non-threatening or alarming manner, a shotgun or rifle.
However even with a handgun, in Texas, there are several places where a person may possess a handgun legally without the benefit of a Texas Concealed Handgun License (CHL). These places include:
A person’s residence or other real property under their control.
A person’s private motor vehicle or watercraft if the handgun is concealed, and the person is legal to possess a firearm, is not a member of a street gang, and is not engaged in the commission of a crime greater than a Class C misdemeanor traffic or boating violation.
A person engaged in lawful fishing, hunting, or other sporting activity on the immediate premises where the activity is conducted, or is en route between the premises and the persons’ residence or motor vehicle, if the firearm is a type commonly used in the activity.
While storing a loaded firearm, it must be in a place which cannot be accessed by a child under the age of 17, or secured with a trigger lock if there is reason to know that a child under 17 may gain access to the firearm.
you're a special kind of stupid
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