Should I Get a Texas LTC? Attorney Breakdown

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Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes break down whether getting — or keeping — a Texas License to Carry is still worth it after constitutional carry.

If Texas no longer requires most lawful gun owners to have a license to carry, why bother getting an LTC? Does an LTC actually let you carry in more places? Are there legal protections that constitutional carriers don’t have? And what about the practical benefits when dealing with police, juries, gun stores, or traveling outside Texas?

In this episode, Emily and Richard go through the black-and-white benefits written directly into Texas law, along with some lesser-known practical advantages that could make an LTC well worth having.

They discuss:

• Carrying in hospitals and nursing facilities• Amusement parks and Texas notice requirements• 51% locations and LTC protections• Carrying at certain governmental open meetings• Reciprocity when traveling outside Texas• The Federal Gun-Free School Zones Act• Why Texas Penal Code §46.02 generally does not apply to LTC holders• DWI, unlawful carry, and other unusual statutory protections• The LTC airport defense if a firearm is accidentally taken toward a secured area• Campus carry and colleges• 30.06 and 30.07 notice defenses• Texas Penal Code §46.15(b)(6)• Criminal street gang provisions and LTC holders• Police interactions with licensed carriers• LTCs for 18–20-year-olds• How an LTC may be viewed by a jury after a self-defense incident• Using an LTC as an alternative to the point-of-sale NICS check at an FFL• Using your Texas LTC as government-issued identification

Texas constitutional carry was a major expansion of gun rights, but that doesn’t mean the LTC became useless. Emily and Richard explain why they both continue to maintain their licenses — and why Texas gun owners may want to consider doing the same.

Texas Penal Code §46.15 — Nonapplicability:https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/?tab=1&code=PE&chapter=PE.46&artSec=46.15

If you carry a firearm for self-defense, knowing the law before something happens is only part of the equation. You also need a plan for what happens afterward.

Learn more about the Armed Attorneys Self-Defense Legal Protection Program at ArmedAttorneys.com.

Have an LTC? Did you keep yours after constitutional carry? Let us know in the comments — and tell us what other Texas gun-law deep dives you want Emily and Richard to cover.

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