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 Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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Most 18-20 year old's are not mature enough to posses a LTC. There are exceptions though. Depends on who you are talking about. I have a 16 year old that is more mature than most men and would be mature enough to posses an LTC. And I know 40 year olds that are not mature. Age is just a number
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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The age is still 21 for an LTC. It's 18 with a special hardship that must go through the courts and be granted by a judge. That was ruled unconstitutional. See my post above. The state of Texas allows for open carry of handguns without a license, and concealed carry with a license. To obtain a license to carry a handgun in Texas, you must meet certain requirements, including being at least 18 years old (new rule since 01/2023), having no felony convictions, and completing a handgun proficiency course. Additionally, you must provide certain documents when applying for a license a valid form of identification and a completed application form. https://texascarrycourse.com/18-and-up-license-to-carryThank you for posting this. 
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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Most 18-20 year old's are not mature enough to posses a LTC. There are exceptions though. Depends on who you are talking about. I have a 16 year old that is more mature than most men and would be mature enough to posses an LTC. That's why a typed..."There are exceptions though."
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son just took the class and will get his CHL in 4-6 weeks.
His grandfather gave him a Glock, ammo, holsters, a gun safe for his apartment, and a gun safe for his car.
He is an engineering student at TAMU and a commercial pilot at 19. He is very level headed.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son took the class on 8/7 and received his license in the mail today.
19 days.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son just took the class and will get his CHL in 4-6 weeks.
His grandfather gave him a Glock, ammo, holsters, a gun safe for his apartment, and a gun safe for his car.
He is an engineering student at TAMU and a commercial pilot at 19. He is very level headed. If he goes out of state, he needs to check the reciprocity laws for that state. Some don’t recognize a license issued to a person under 21.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son just took the class and will get his CHL in 4-6 weeks.
His grandfather gave him a Glock, ammo, holsters, a gun safe for his apartment, and a gun safe for his car.
He is an engineering student at TAMU and a commercial pilot at 19. He is very level headed. If he goes out of state, he needs to check the reciprocity laws for that state. Some don’t recognize a license issued to a person under 21. Good point.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son just took the class and will get his CHL in 4-6 weeks.
His grandfather gave him a Glock, ammo, holsters, a gun safe for his apartment, and a gun safe for his car.
He is an engineering student at TAMU and a commercial pilot at 19. He is very level headed. If he goes out of state, he needs to check the reciprocity laws for that state. Some don’t recognize a license issued to a person under 21. Good point. I don’t remember which ones but the last time I had to memorize stuff like that I think it was about 15-20 states.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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So can an 18-20 yr old purchase a pistol?
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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So can an 18-20 yr old purchase a pistol? Not from a licensed gun dealer.
I am still looking for the perfect apron, one with reinforced knee areas would be perfect.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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Not from a licensed gun dealer.
Is this because the decision was a district court ruling and not a SC ruling?
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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Not from a licensed gun dealer.
Is this because the decision was a district court ruling and not a SC ruling? Federal law.
I am still looking for the perfect apron, one with reinforced knee areas would be perfect.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son just took the class and will get his CHL in 4-6 weeks.
His grandfather gave him a Glock, ammo, holsters, a gun safe for his apartment, and a gun safe for his car.
He is an engineering student at TAMU and a commercial pilot at 19. He is very level headed. He should have it by now. Hopefully everything worked out.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son just took the class and will get his CHL in 4-6 weeks.
His grandfather gave him a Glock, ammo, holsters, a gun safe for his apartment, and a gun safe for his car.
He is an engineering student at TAMU and a commercial pilot at 19. He is very level headed. He should have it by now. Hopefully everything worked out. I mentioned earlier, 19 days. All good. He lives in an apartment that bans carrying in common areas in their lease. He never uses those common areas, so not a deal. He is moving and the new complex does not.
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Re: 18-20 year old, License to Carry?
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My son just took the class and will get his CHL in 4-6 weeks.
His grandfather gave him a Glock, ammo, holsters, a gun safe for his apartment, and a gun safe for his car.
He is an engineering student at TAMU and a commercial pilot at 19. He is very level headed. He should have it by now. Hopefully everything worked out. I mentioned earlier, 19 days. All good. He lives in an apartment that bans carrying in common areas in their lease. He never uses those common areas, so not a deal. He is moving and the new complex does not. How would they ever know he was carrying in a common area? I would just keep my personal business to myself and not worry about moving unless he is looking to move. Only issue I could see if a police officer tries to be policy enforcement instead of Law Enforcement in case something ever went down.
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