Is getting a LTC in texas worth it?

[SZR48207]

I'd get it now. Who knows how the laws in TX will change within the next 10 years..

 

[KJSmith]

How much does that insurance cost?

Some people carry pre-paid legal.... just in case... better than nothing.

I doubt that $750k will cover the cost if the unthinkable happens.
There was a guy down here that went through a questionable shoot. No Billed by the Grand Jury, but had legal cost in excess of 1.3M.
He also ended up moving out of his house due to the publicity.

Educate, Train and then Pray that you never have to draw your weapon.

 

[ZeeOSix]

Deadly force only to be used as the last resort. If the same shooting was done by a police officer and not charged, then it should be the same way for a private citizen in the same shooting situation. There should not be a double standard in this regard. A human is a human, and a life is a life regardless of your status in society.

 

[jstert]

if you buy a handgun why wouldn’t you not want the ability to carry it lawfully concealed? a ccw permit imposes no requirement to do so 24x7 but gives you the choice. i would rather have more choices in my life.

 

[JMJNet]

Actually, right now the cost is very cheap $40, used to cost more than $100 in TX when I got mine.
If you had it before and had not renewed it, you need to read the document to clarify if you need to go through the class again.

As for insurance, here is an article about it with a list of company:
https://concealedcarrysociety.com/insurance-compared/

 

[Mr_Joe]

I keep a few CC licenses current. Another deal, sometimes the seller likes to see it on a FTF gun purchase. At least you’ve been vetted sometime in the recent past.

 

[Wylie6G72]

These guys know their stuff. Austin's a great guy. If you're near the northern suburbs of Dallas (can't tell where you are in TX).

https://www.armadilloguns.com/page.license-to-carry