SCHERTZ, Texas -  Friday morning's shooting in Colorado has
people in San Antonio discussing gun-control laws and whether or
not they are strict enough.  The national tragedy was the talk
among gun groups in South Texas. On a gun training range in San
Antonio, the lessons in weaponry carried extra weight and had
many wondering what they would do if they were in that Aurora
movie theater.  All of the students at the Lone Star Handgun
training center in Schertz already know how to handle a weapon
safely — all are licensed concealed handgun owners. Ben Jones
said he carries his gun while traveling to and from his
construction job sites, but his greater motivation behind
carrying a weapon is his family.  "I have six kids. We go to
restaurants, we go out and I expect to protect them, especially
in today's age," Jones said.  Many at Lone Star Handgun think
their right to carry a gun makes the world a safer place, not a
more dangerous one.  "The Colorado incident, the Luby's
incident, there are a whole lot of incide