Big News for Young Adults in Texas: 18, 19, & 20-Year-Olds Can Now Get Their License to Carry (LTC)!
Updated November 2025 – Policy Still 100% in Effect After Landmark Federal Victory A Huge Second Amendment Win That’s Still Changing Lives…
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Less-Than-Lethal Self-Defense Tools: What’s Legal in Texas & How to Use Them
Less-Than-Lethal Self-Defense Tools in Texas – Blog Excerpt
Not every situation calls for a firearm. Discover which less-than-lethal tools—like pepper spray, stun guns, and MUNIO keychains—are legal in Texas and how to use them safely. Learn why training matters and how Train Protect Defend helps you stay protected and compliant with the law. -
Gun Safety | Licensing | Self Defense | Test | Texas LTC
What to Expect During Your Texas LTC Shooting Proficiency Test 🎯🔫
Finished the Texas Online LTC course? Your next step is the shooting proficiency test. This blog covers what to bring, what to expect, and how to pass with confidence. Learn how Train Protect Defend conducts weekly proficiency sessions at 407 Gun Club to help you meet state requirements.
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Level 3 Commissioned Officer Training | Licensing | MMPI Evaluation | Online & Hybrid Training | Security Career Resources | Texas Security Licensing | Train Protect Defend News & Updates
Understanding the Texas Level 3 Security Officer MMPI Requirement – And Why Choosing the Right Provider Matters
Before receiving your Texas Level 3 Commissioned Security Officer license, you must complete a psychological evaluation using the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory). This critical step ensures you’re mentally and emotionally fit to carry a firearm and perform high-stakes duties. However, not all providers meet DPS standards—cut corners, and your license could be delayed or denied. In this post, we explain the MMPI process, common issues with improper testing, and how *Train Protect Defend* ensures your evaluation is done right through our trusted partnership with Dr. Huntley Shelton.
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Licensing | Personal Protection Officer | Security Career Resources | Texas Level IV Security Officer | Texas Security Licensing | Uncategorized
Can You Take the Level IV PPO Course Before Being a Level III Officer? Here’s the Truth.
Confused about when you can take the Level IV PPO course in Texas? You’re not alone. Many websites incorrectly state that you must already be a Level III Commissioned Officer before taking Level IV training. This blog explains what the Texas Administrative Code says—and how Train Protect Defend helps you take the right steps in the right order.
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Why You Should Get Your License to Carry (LTC) in Texas
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In Texas, obtaining your License to Carry (LTC) is more than a legal credential—it’s a significant step toward personal safety, legal protection, and responsible firearms ownership. Discover the top reasons to get your LTC and how Train Protect Defend simplifies the process. Learn online and qualify in person at 407 Gun Club in Argyle! -
Confident Carry: Private Firearms Training That Prepares You for Real-World Self-Defense
Looking for real self-defense training beyond the basics? Train Protect Defend’s Confident Carry Program offers private, one-on-one lessons focused on real-world skills, situational awareness, and practical drills. Taught by Walt Mayfield at the award-winning 407 Gun Club, this program helps you train with confidence and carry with purpose.
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How to Get Your Texas License to Carry (LTC) – Formerly Known as CHL
Thinking about getting your Texas LTC (formerly known as CHL)? This blog breaks down everything you need to know — from choosing between the online or in-person training options, to understanding the step-by-step DPS application process. Whether you’re a first-time shooter or a seasoned gun owner, Train Protect Defend makes it easy to get certified with confidence.
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Level 3 Commissioned Officer Training | Licensing | MMPI Evaluation | Online & Hybrid Training | Security Career Resources | Texas Security Licensing | Train Protect Defend News & Updates
How to Become a Texas Level 3 Commissioned Private Security Officer: Step-by-Step Guide
Planning to become a Texas Level 3 Commissioned Security Officer? Don’t skip the MMPI evaluation—a required psychological test by Texas DPS. In this post, we explain what the MMPI is, why it’s important, and how Train Protect Defend has partnered with Dr. Huntley Shelton to provide in-person and online evaluations that meet all state standards. Avoid delays and get licensed the right way.
