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Texas firearm law, carry rules, gear reviews, and the range knowledge you actually need. Written plain, updated as the law changes.
Bolt-action rifles, semi-auto surplus rifles, and pistols from military armories are widely collected. Here's what a Texas civilian can own.
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Texas allows civilian ownership of most NFA items with the required ATF paperwork and tax stamp. Here's how the process works.
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There are no state magazine capacity limits in Texas. Federal law is the only layer, and it doesn't cap capacity either for...
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Texas doesn't require paperwork, but paperwork protects you. Here's the checklist I run through on every private sale.
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You can, if both of you are Texas residents and neither is prohibited from possessing a firearm. Here's the safe way to...
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State law doesn't require a private-party background check. Federal law does apply if the buyer is a prohibited person, and best practice...
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Texas vehicle carry rules are among the most permissive in the country. Here's what you can and can't do.
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K-12 schools are firm no-go zones. Public universities have a different set of rules under campus carry law.
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Some locations require the property owner to post to prohibit carry. Others are prohibited by statute regardless.
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