nainc
Member
Merry Christmas everyone,
While making my daily check of the Texas DPS website (waiting for approval of my CHL renewal), I stumbled across some interesting stats:
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/administration/crime_records/chl/ConvictionRatesReport2006.pdf
While these are Texas specific, I would think there are similar stats for other shall issue states. What do you think?
The other thing I found interesting, was the fact that this charge, "UNL CARRY HANDGUN LIC HOLDER", by definition, has to be commited by a license holder (CHL), wouldn't you think? I mean, that even for a law that was written specifically for us to break, we still only manage to get charged with 45 percent of the total charges!
I thought this might also be good ammo for those of you who often get into a pro-gun type discussion at work, home or elsewhere.
While making my daily check of the Texas DPS website (waiting for approval of my CHL renewal), I stumbled across some interesting stats:
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/administration/crime_records/chl/ConvictionRatesReport2006.pdf
While these are Texas specific, I would think there are similar stats for other shall issue states. What do you think?
The other thing I found interesting, was the fact that this charge, "UNL CARRY HANDGUN LIC HOLDER", by definition, has to be commited by a license holder (CHL), wouldn't you think? I mean, that even for a law that was written specifically for us to break, we still only manage to get charged with 45 percent of the total charges!
I thought this might also be good ammo for those of you who often get into a pro-gun type discussion at work, home or elsewhere.