Constitutional Carry vs. License to Carry in Texas—Pros & Cons

(Subjects are NOT in order on the recording)

POLICY:
I did NOT write the laws; I’m just sharing what they are.
Please keep comments kind and respectful, otherwise they’ll be deleted. Any foul language or critical, mean remarks will get no response and you’ll be banned from commenting!

I can respond to most questions as I have time. I’m too busy for debates.
If you watch to the end you’ll hear an important helpful tip (opinion).

COMPARISONS:
CONSTITUTIONAL vs. LTC
In this video I talk about the difference between Constitutional carry and License to Carry (LTC) in Texas and the benefits of each. I didn’t write these laws, so don’t attack the messenger; I’m simply letting you know what some of them are. Again, any rude and personal attacks will be deleted and blocked.

SIGNS:
Note @ Signs. I don’t like the “prohibit” signs either, as I think they will hurt businesses who post them, plus, criminals do NOT obey signs.

TRAINING:
I also discuss the importance of getting trained to handle your firearm properly, whether you have your LTC or not.

LEGAL MATTERS:
The biggie is the legal ramifications of being involved in a self-defense situation (with or without a firearm) and how it can devastate you financially and otherwise. You can fix that here (and it’s good in ALL states). Legal info and protection:
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FINAL THOUGHTS:
I share personal comments at the end. This is my channel. I care share what I want. I’m not asking anyone to agree or disagree, so don’t get bent outta shape. Any mean or offensive comments will get you blocked.

CREDENTIALS:
I am an instructor in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. I’m contracted with DPS (Department of Public Safety) in Texas and I’m also a certified trainer with the NRA.

WEBSITE & TRAINING:
My website www.ConcealedCarryTX.com. The ONLINE class portion is offered on my website, plus I provide certification for proficiency if your anywhere in the DFW area.

DISCLAIMER:
This video is not intended to offer legal advice or help, but is for education (and some entertainment) purposes only.