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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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Restaurants that serve beer, wine, and cocktails are usually fine to carry in. Bars that derive over 51% of revenue from alcohol...
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Federal court decisions in 2022 and 2023 changed the picture for 18 to 20-year-olds carrying handguns in Texas. Here's the current lay...
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Felonies, certain misdemeanors, domestic violence orders, protective orders, and mental health commitments all block carry rights.
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Under Texas law and recent federal court rulings, the age to carry a handgun is now generally 18. The LTC path has...
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Faster background checks, out-of-state reciprocity, documented training, and calmer traffic stops. The LTC still earns its keep.
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Permitless carry is legal, but there are still real reasons to get a License to Carry in Texas.
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Lawful permanent residents can generally own firearms in Texas. Non-immigrant visa holders face tighter federal rules.
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Federal law sets the floor. Texas mostly mirrors it. Here's the list of things that take away your right to own.
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