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LTC (License To Carry), formerly CHL (Concealed Handgun License), is the concealed and open carry permit for the Lone Star State. The Texas Department of Public Safety currently requires a minimum of 4 to 6 hours not including range time. You can take the LTC class at your own pace, from the comfort of your own home - or wherever you have time to attend.
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Our firearms training service is designed to help you achieve success in obtaining your Texas LTC. We offer a variety of training options, including classroom instruction, hands-on shooting range practice, and personalized coaching to help you improve your skills. Our curriculum covers all aspects of firearms training, including gun safety, handling, and proficiency, as well as concealed carry laws and regulations in Texas. With our expert instructors and comprehensive curriculum, you can be confident that you'll receive the training you need to pass the Texas LTC proficiency test and legally carry a concealed handgun. Sign up for our firearms training service today to take the first step towards obtaining your Texas License to Carry.
The number of handgun owners carrying a firearm each day has doubled in recent years. This trend toward increased concealed carry was not paired with licensing data. Hopefully, the number of licensed individuals is greater than unlicensed.
Read more: A National Study Finds the Number of Americans Carrying Handguns Doubled in 4 Years
Whether you choose to carry a revolver or a semi-automatic pistol, you should understand the differences between them. Revolvers are more reliable with certain types of ammunition and are simpler to operate. However, semi-automatic pistols offer increased magazine capacity and are easier to reload.
Read more: License to Carry Range Qualification - Revolver or Semi-Automatic Handgun?
A new state law allows most Texans carry handguns in public without going through training or having to get permits. Gov. Greg Abbott lauded the so-called “constitutional carry” legislation and other firearms bills when he signed them into law.
As of September 1st, 2021, Texas law no longer requires people to have a license to carry (LTC) in order to carry a handgun in most public places. See our Carry of Firearms page for more info on this new law. However, Texans are still able to get a license to carry after the new law takes effect.
Read more: Residents of 37 States Can Legally Obtain and Use a Texas License to Carry a Handgun
Visit your local sporting goods store (don't go to Walmart) and you'll see shelves filled with ammunition in every caliber. Since ammunition comes in all sizes, choosing the best caliber for concealed carry can be a daunting task. But without a doubt, the best caliber pistols are the ones that can conceal effectively and shoot accurately. For many, the 9mm caliber is the best choice for concealed carry. The cartridge has sufficient stopping power and minimal recoil. Also, 9mm pistols are usually easy to conceal. But today, the editor will break down the different common caliber ammunition and the advantages and disadvantages of each round of ammunition for you.
In the vast expanse of the Lone Star State, understanding Texas gun laws and concealed carry practices is vital for responsible gun owners. Choosing the right handgun for concealed carry is a personal decision that requires careful consideration of several factors. This article aims to provide you with a comprehensive guide on permitless carry in Texas and the best handguns for concealed carry.
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We are dedicated to providing you with a comprehensive and engaging License to Carry course, designed to help you feel confident, knowledgeable, and prepared for responsible concealed carry. Please take a moment to review our frequently asked questions below, which address many common concerns and inquiries about the carry license. Remember, we are here to support you every step of the way on your journey towards a safe and secure licensed carry.