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TX: Weapons Experts Concerned About Consequences Of Permitless Carry In Texas
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Mike Taylor owns San Antonio Concealed Handgun. He teaches classes for license to carry. He worried about those who may carry a weapon without proper training and vetting.
"License to carry in Texas, you have to take a class, learn about the laws, regulations, but most importantly, you need to qualify and show that you can operate a handgun safely and be accurate," he said.
"And that's where the problem is with constitutional carry," he explained. "There's no vetting whatsoever. None at all."
Taylor said courses like his are not designed to specifically train people to shoot a weapon. Some knowledge of shooting is required before customers start the class. |
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jac
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He's concerned about his loss of revenue from citizens not having to take a class to get a CCL.
People don't need to take a class to know they can't shoot someone for a trivial reason.
All constitutional carry does is allow law abiding citizens to do what the criminals are already doing.
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