With the New Year approaching we wanted to let our potential and current students have a better understanding of the “Constitutional Carry Law ” aka “Firearms Carry Act 2021” that was enacted on September 1,2021. Almost all violations under Constitutional Carry will be charged as a 3rd Degree Felony in Texas. Protect your rights and future by obtaining your Texas License to Carry a Handgun Today!
I am Curtis Van Liew, the owner of Eagle Defensive Solutions, and I would like to assure you that during this time of new and unchartered waters regarding Constitutional Carry or the Firearms Carry Act of 2021 which went into effect on September 1,2021.
We are still here teaching and training our students just like we always have, for the last 14 years.
We strive to stay up to date on the changes that our students will need to know and learn as we all move through this time of change.
We also are offering Every Day Carry classes, Draw Shoot and Move Classes, Advanced Defensive Handgun classes, Defensive Shotgun, AR 15 classes, Urban Carry and many more.
We are still teaching Private Handgun Lessons and also a Learn to Shoot group classes every month.
Feel free to reach out to me on my cell phone at 817-247-2990 by voice or text.
Or email me at [email protected]
Sincerely,
Curtis L. Van Liew
Eagle Defensive Solutions is a proud USCCA Official Partner and we encourage every gun owner to take advantage of what the USCCA offers. Click the link below to get their FREE Concealed Carry Guide for more life-saving knowledge.
Texas EZ-CHL offers Concealed Handgun Licensing / License to Carry classes also commonly referred to as CHL Classes instructed by a DPS Certified Instructor. We provide both classroom and range qualification during our CHL/LTC classes in a safe learning environment.
The License To Carry formerly known as a Concealed Handgun License is commonly referred to as a gun permit, concealed carry license, CCW, concealed carry, handgun license, handgun permit was changed to License To Carry on January 1,2016.
There are many myths out there about handguns and the LICENSE TO CARRY, our job is tell you what the laws and facts are and put any myths to rest during class, so you know the truth. We believe in paying special attention to handgun safety and Situational Awareness, to help teach students how to avoid situations.
TEXAS LICENSE TO CARRY
The License To Carry formerly known as a Concealed Handgun License is commonly referred to as a gun permit, concealed carry license, CCW, concealed carry, handgun license, handgun permit was changed to License To Carry on January 1,2016.
There are many myths out there about handguns and the LICENSE TO CARRY, our job is tell you what the laws and facts are and put any myths to rest during class, so you know the truth. We believe in paying special attention to handgun safety and Situational Awareness, to help teach students how to avoid situations.
We teach the Texas LICENSE TO CARRY Laws as prescribed by the Texas Legislature and the Texas Department of Public Safety License to Carry Division..
Our goal is to be the best at what we do and educate our students in a safe environment during our chl classes. We use multimedia to present the required information to our students in a tried and true method for retaining the most information from the class. We believe in teaching more than just the required information, we try to keep the class light and moving so as to retain your attention and make it easy to learn. Go to our Customer Testimonials and see what our students have to say after our class.
FUN, MULTIMEDIA INSTRUCTION
Our classes are 4-6 hours plus range time *per DPS requirements
PRIVATE LESSONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! PLEASE CONTACT CURTIS VAN LIEW AT (817) 247-2990 OR EMAIL [email protected]
In 2017, Texas officially changed the term “concealed handgun license” to “license to carry” (LTC) a handgun. This decision was made because open carry became legal in Texas in 2016. Since this license now applies to both concealed and open carry, it makes sense to simply refer to it as a license to carry. Therefore, the answer to what’s the difference between CHL and LTC is that there is no difference. These are terms that refer to the same exact thing in Texas.
No, a holster is not required for concealed carry in Texas. However, holsters are required for open carry. If you plan to open carry your weapon, it must be in a shoulder or belt holster. However, since there are no specifications as to what type of shoulder or belt holster you can use, you do have options. Their are multiple options for Holsters. What to know our favorite holsters, email us at [email protected]