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Tag: Texas Firearm Law

Featured image for FANG blog post: Due Diligence Before Selling a Firearm Privately in Texas Post
October 1, 2026 Due Diligence Before Selling a Firearm Privately in Texas Texas doesn't require paperwork, but paperwork protects you. Here's the checklist I run through on every private sale.
Featured image for FANG blog post: Selling a Firearm to a Friend or Family Member in Texas Without an FFL Post
September 28, 2026 Selling a Firearm to a Friend or Family Member in Texas Without an FFL You can, if both of you are Texas residents and neither is prohibited from possessing a firearm. Here's the safe way to…
Featured image for FANG blog post: Do Texas Private Firearm Transfers Require a Background Check? Post
September 24, 2026 Do Texas Private Firearm Transfers Require a Background Check? State law doesn't require a private-party background check. Federal law does apply if the buyer is a prohibited person, and best practice…
Featured image for FANG blog post: Carrying a Handgun in Your Vehicle or Boat in Texas Post
September 21, 2026 Carrying a Handgun in Your Vehicle or Boat in Texas Texas vehicle carry rules are among the most permissive in the country. Here's what you can and can't do.
Featured image for FANG blog post: Carrying Firearms in Schools and on Texas College Campuses Post
September 17, 2026 Carrying Firearms in Schools and on Texas College Campuses K-12 schools are firm no-go zones. Public universities have a different set of rules under campus carry law.
Featured image for FANG blog post: Carrying at Churches, Hospitals, Amusement Parks, and Polling Places in Texas Post
September 14, 2026 Carrying at Churches, Hospitals, Amusement Parks, and Polling Places in Texas Some locations require the property owner to post to prohibit carry. Others are prohibited by statute regardless.
Featured image for FANG blog post: Carrying in Texas Restaurants, Bars, and Places That Serve Alcohol Post
September 10, 2026 Carrying in Texas Restaurants, Bars, and Places That Serve Alcohol Restaurants that serve beer, wine, and cocktails are usually fine to carry in. Bars that derive over 51% of revenue from alcohol…
Featured image for FANG blog post: Young Adults, 18 to 20, and Texas Handgun Carry After Recent Court Rulings Post
September 7, 2026 Young Adults, 18 to 20, and Texas Handgun Carry After Recent Court Rulings 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…
Featured image for FANG blog post: What Can Strip You of Your Right to Carry in Texas? Post
September 3, 2026 What Can Strip You of Your Right to Carry in Texas? Felonies, certain misdemeanors, domestic violence orders, protective orders, and mental health commitments all block carry rights.
Featured image for FANG blog post: At What Age Can You Carry a Handgun in Texas? Post
August 31, 2026 At What Age Can You Carry a Handgun in Texas? Under Texas law and recent federal court rulings, the age to carry a handgun is now generally 18. The LTC path has…