But can I use my TN paperwork to get TX CCW?
If I read the information I found on www.handgunlaw.us correctly, Tennessee does not issue non-resident permits. When pgb205 relocated from Tennessee to Florida, he became a non-resident. I think that means his Tennessee permit is no longer valid.Double Naught Spy said:No. However, Texas does recognize TN CCWs. You could use your TN for carry in Texas. https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/ha...ty-information
I take this opportunity to, once again, remind everyone of the hidden danger in "constitutional carry": the federal Gun Free School Zones Act. That is a federal law that makes it illegal to possess a loaded firearm within 1,000 feet of any school property. The exception built into that law is a license or permit issued by the state in which the school is located. I am not aware of any case law that has established that no permit is considered to be equal to a permit.Double Naught Spy said:With that said, in Texas, you don't need a LTC (Texas CCW) to carry openly or concealed as a law abiding citizen.
https://www.austintexas.gov/department/open-carry
If I read the information I found on www.handgunlaw.us correctly, Tennessee does not issue non-resident permits. When pgb205 relocated from Tennessee to Florida, he became a non-resident. I think that means his Tennessee permit is no longer valid.
Unless you are serving overseas in the United States Armed Forces, you must currently reside in the United States and be a U.S. citizen or deemed a lawful permanent resident alien by Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service. If you are serving overseas in the U.S. Armed Forces, submit a copy of your deployment documentation with your application. Those who are Resident Aliens must provide a valid Permanent Resident Alien card.
You say "assuredly," but I'm not seeing anything to support that.DNS said:I don't think you did. TN most assuredly does issue non-resident permits, ...
39-17-1351 Enhanced Handgun Carry Permits.
(b) Except as provided in subsection (r), any resident of Tennessee who is a United States citizen or lawful permanent resident, as defined by §55-50-102, may apply to the department of safety for an enhanced handgun carry permit. If the applicant is not prohibited from possessing a firearm in this state pursuant to §39-17-1307(b), 18 U.S.C. § 922(g), or any other state or federal law, and the applicant otherwise meets all of the requirements of this section, the department shall issue a permit to the applicant; provided
39-17-1351 Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit.
(x) (1) Any resident of Tennessee who is a United States citizen or lawful permanent resident, as defined by §55-50-102, who has reached twenty-one (21) years of age, may apply to the department of safety for a lifetime enhanced handgun carry permit. If the applicant is not prohibited from purchasing or possessing a firearm in this state pursuant to §39-17-1316 or §39-17-1307(b), 18 U.S.C. § 922(g), or any other state or federal law, and the applicant otherwise meets all of the requirements of this section, the department shall issue a permit to the applicant. The lifetime enhanced handgun carry permit shall entitle the permit holder to carry any handgun or handguns the permit holder legally owns or possesses and shall entitle the permit holder to any privilege granted to enhanced handgun carry permit holders. The requirements imposed on enhanced handgun carry permit holders by this section shall also apply to lifetime enhanced handgun carry permit holders.
This suggests to me that Texas requires you to have taken a course or class with a Texas-certified instructor, who will issue you the required form upon satisfactory completion of the class.Required documents to complete and submit for any condition of license applied for:
• LTC-100/LTC-101 Training Form (Received from LTC Instructor upon course completion). Active / Retired Peace Officers are exempt from submitting LTC-100/LTC-101.
You say "assuredly," but I'm not seeing anything to support that.
https://handgunlaw.us/states/tennessee.pdf
Non-Resident Permits
Tennessee will issue Non-Resident Permit/Licenses to individuals who meet the qualifications as listed below.
This suggests to me that Texas requires you to have taken a course or class with a Texas-certified instructor, who will issue you the required form upon satisfactory completion of the class.
That specifically applies to non-residents who are regularly employed in Tennessee. My impression from the OP is that he used to live in Tennessee, has permanently relocated to Florida, and is now seeking a Texas carry permit while he is a resident of Florida.(r)(3)(C)(i) If a person who is a resident of and handgun permit holder in another state is employed in this state on a regular basis and desires to carry a handgun in this state, the person shall have six (6) months from the last day of the sixth month of regular employment in this state to obtain a Tennessee enhanced handgun carry permit.
Double Naught Spy said:TN most assuredly does issue non-resident permits, though they may not apply in this circumstance.
If I'm not mistaken, you not only saw it, you also quoted it. As you have both now noted, the circumstances in this case may not apply.Aguila Blanca said:You say "assuredly," but I'm not seeing anything to support that.