The OP has a CHL and leaves his firearm inside his vehicle when he sees a provider, at least that's what we've been told by the OP. However this issue could become more complicated if the OP somehow carries his firearm into the in-call premises. And what's more? A non-traceable hand gun! Thus I wish to hear from Shysterjon the legal expert on the legality of personally carrying an untraceable firearm by a CHL holder. Sorry I have to bug Shyster because I couldn't find a single info or discussion on this particular topic.
Originally Posted by andymarksman
Although I'm not Shysterjon nor a lawyer, I'll try to answer your questions.
Re: Untraceable Firearm
If you purchase a firearm from a licensed FFL dealer, you will be required to fill out an ATF Form 4473. A copy of the form is here:
https://www.atf.gov/files/forms/down...f-f-4473-1.pdf
If you chose to look, you'll see that the form requires a lot of personal information. The dealer will then be required to do an instant background check on you. Although the forms are retained by the dealer, the ATF can visit the dealer at any time and review the forms.
In the great state of Texas (and many others), this procedure is not required if you purchase a firearm from an individual. As a result, the government has no way (unless the seller personally knows you) of tracing the weapon back to you. I have several firearms I have purchased this way.
Carrying or using a weapon obtained this way is perfectly legal. If you have a CHL, you can choose to use a weapon purchased this way as your carry weapon. Sometimes I choose to do so.
On the subject of carrying a weapon into the incall:
There are several reasons why carrying any weapon into the incall could be ill-advised. One of which is if you are busted and the provider was aware that you possessed some kind of weapon, she could then claim that the only reason she was having sex with you was because you threatened her.
That would then open you up to charges of aggravated sexual assault, rape and whatever.