Well after the close of the 87th legislature the Governor has 10 days to sign a bill into law. After that time period it can go into law on it's own without the Governor's signature as voted on by the House and Senate that passed it or it can be appealed. There's a lawyer on here somewhere that knows more than I do though.Whatever you were reading is wrong as two boys kissing. I’d find better things to read.
I think it has something to do with Indians.
Did not mean to strike a nerve but I have been following this closely. Everyone has been wondering when Abbott would sign like he said he would. Now I guess everyone that has a LTC is thinking oh no watch out for all the idiots that have never had a handgun. Hey I took the class and passed. I also stand up for the 2 ND same as you. Guess I got started off wrong on here. I know not to talk about religion. Maybe should not talk politics either.
Come on man, you know there ain’t no room for little things like facts on the internet.
That is probably the most ignorant phucking statement I have read posted on THIS site.
What? Did you mistype?
I had to leave TX years ago due to divorce/custody reasons. When I return, it will be for life!COUNT ME IN AS A TEXAN... A+, 5-Stars, WOULD RECOMMEND...
AND I received approval from a head-hanco for relocation on my own dime though...
1st step to becoming a TEXAN, complete...
On to the next steps!!!
Less worries about the lady driving places w/out me, after 9/1...
TOATZ A+ TX!!!
1st thing I'll have to do once there is buy something that will fit in the waistband, as the M9 is a bit... bulky...
I've infrequently OC but do have a few BBQ guns and holsters.
Thank you. I learned something extra and great source.That’s not entirely correct, either. Any bill sent within 10 days of final adjournment is allowed 20 days after adjournment for signature.
I’m not a lawyer, but the process is very clearly spelled out in various places. Here’s just one.
Texas House of Representatives
The website for the Texas House of Representatives provides information on legislation, committees, and session.house.texas.gov
I hope nobody ever does that now that things here are as good as Arizona. I had just been in a gun store years ago in Flagstaff that sold liquor as well as guns. It was very different for me. I wanted a picture but they opted out and I obliged. Of course no one was drinking at the time. I was carrying open because I could. First time for everything.
I'm an AZ native. There used to be a general store slash sporting goods store in Flagstaff that sold guns and ski supplies because of the ski resort. I can see that there.
No nothing on any Res. that I know of. I had worked in Page and Law Enforcement pretty much stayed away from there. Wish I could remember the name of the store but it was advertised as something like (name) Guns and Liquor.
Frontier in Fallon?
I'm trying to find out. This was right after 9/11. It was in Flagstaff not Page. It might take a bit but don't think that's it. I loved AZ. just not as much as Texas.
