Section 2 of HB states: persons who are currently prohibited from possessing firearms under state and federal law will not gain the right to possess or carry a firearm under this legislation.
Long Guns Texas law does not specifically put restrictions on who can carry a long gun such as a rifle. Texas Laws. It sets out the requirement that handguns must be carried in a holster. It also discusses how handguns can be carried in certain motor vehicles and watercrafts. Texas Penal Code, Chapter 46 This chapter, "Weapons," discusses criminal offenses related to carrying, buying, and selling firearms.
It also defines firearms and other types of weapons. This FAQ discusses Texas laws surrounding the carrying of guns in cars, boats, or other vehicles. This FAQ addresses the carrying of weapons while wearing a mask in Texas.
This FAQ addresses a law that allows those who are not prohibited from possessing a handgun to carry a handgun without a license while evacuating from a disaster area or returning to that area after evacuating. News Articles and Publications. It provides a list of convictions that disqualify a person from having a firearm and a list of places where firearms are banned. The article is provided by NOLO, a legal publisher.
Places Guns Are Always Prohibited Texas law makes some places always off-limits to firearms both handguns and long guns. It also mentions the requirement to carry a handgun in a holster. Note: In , HB repealed this statute and moved the content to other sections of the Penal Code. However, three other new laws in added language to this section. Some of that language may be effective in certain situations.
Understanding the Law. Places Guns Might Be Prohibited Private Property Texas law gives most private property owners the power to choose whether they want to allow guns on their property or not.
Schools and College Campuses There are restrictions on carrying firearms at schools and college campuses. Handguns People in Texas must carry a handgun in a holster. As this article from NOLO a legal publisher explains, even after the new law takes effect, [ Long Guns Texas law does not specifically say how you can carry a long gun such as a rifle.
It is strongly recommended that you contact an attorney for advice specific to your situation. If you have questions about anything in this guide, please ask a librarian. Disclaimer: The State Law Library is unable to give legal advice, legal opinions or any interpretation of the law.
License to Carry. HB 87th Leg. Session, — Relating to carrying of a firearm by a person who is 21 years of age or older and not otherwise prohibited by state or federal law from possessing the firearm.
Effective: September 1st, This law removed the requirement to have a license to carry in order to carry a handgun in Texas. These licenses are regulated by the Texas Department of Public Safety. These include rules related to eligibility and application procedures for handgun licenses, handgun instructor licenses, and approved online course providers. Understanding the Law. Texas Law. Subsection i allows those years old and who are protected by certain protective orders to apply for an LTC.
It also says that the LTC must have a "protective order designation" on it. As the bill analysis for the new law explains, H. Duty to Inform Section Frequently Asked Questions on the application process. Frequently Asked Questions about eligibility.
How to apply for a license: Determine if you qualify for a discount through a " Special Condition " status and review eligibility and citizenship requirements. Apply online and pay required fees. Attend four to six hours of classroom training, and pass the written and firearm proficiency exams unless not required due to a special condition application.
Follow fingerprinting instructions. Handgun license training You must attend a four to six hour in-person or online classroom training and pass a written examination with a certified instructor. Classroom training will cover: Laws related to weapons and the use of deadly force. Handgun use and safety, including controlling and securing openly carried handguns.
Non-violent dispute resolution. Safe storage. Be at least 21 years old, 18 if active-duty military.
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