Note on the proficiency demonstration sheet from RSD (latest update November 2022):Anyone know why DPS restricts the use of a red dot sight for the LTC quals?
Don’t make sense to me.
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Thanks, important to know...Note on the proficiency demonstration sheet from RSD (latest update November 2022):
- Optical enhancers mounted on the pistol that has an ability to magnify or zoom the shooters field of view are not allowed. (Example: scoped sight or attachment that magnifies the target)
- Optic systems that do not provide any zoom capability but offer a sighting system within the optics are allowed. (Example: red dot or holographic)
That makes more sense to me. RDS are allowed, just not if they have any magnification.
That is a good question.Thanks, important to know...
Where can I find this? Link?
That is a good question.
However, I do not know anymore. I do remember that I was searching heavily a few months ago and eventually found a DPS issued PDF that I saved. This was an excerpt from that. But I never saved the link to the document. I should have. I really should have.
If you want verification, feel free to call RSD. Depending on you get on the phone, you just might get a straight (and potentially maybe even correct) answer.
Looks like I was 5 minutes too late posting. Oh well, at least she passed with flying colors.Thanks for all the feedback. Mrs. TXAZ scored a 250 / 250 on the shooting test today with her green dot sight.
Remind me to never piss her off.
First, I think many TGT’ers could pass this shooting test moderately impaired (that’s not a suggestion to test at the next AXXE GTG. )…”To successfully qualify, License to Carry Handgun applicants must complete this course with a minimum score of 70% (175 out of possible 250).
Second, I would hope any instructor could shoot 250/250. It’s not that hard of a test, at least 4 of the 9 students in this class scored that.Qualified Handgun Instructors must complete this course with a minimum score of 90% (225 out of possible 250).”
Stevie Wonder could pass the Texas LTC shooting qualification test.Mrs. TXAZ ain't gonna like that.
But I predict she will still pass.
Stevie Wonder could pass the Texas LTC shooting qualification test.
Welcome. Your technically correct.Beginning September 1, 2021, HB1927 made it legal in Texas for most people 21 or over to carry a handgun in a holster without a permit both openly and/or concealed.
You'll need to read the Texas law to understand the difference.Non-holster carry?
What about it?
I carry my LCP .380 in my shorts’ pocket any time I like here in AZ, without wastin’ my beer money on silly liecense.
How is this different in free state of TX?