Firearms & Natural Disasters: What You Need to Know in Texas
States of emergency pose unique safety risks. Many states have special regulations and plans in place for emergency management during these disasters...
Waiting for Your New Carry License? What to Know in Texas…
You misplaced your license to carry and submitted a form for a replacement card. Does this impact your ability to carry a handgun in Texas?...
Texas Banks: Debunking the Carry Myth
Do you know if you are legally able to carry your firearm into banks in Texas? Read this and find out what your state laws have to say...
3 Steps To Take When Your Gun Goes Missing | Texas
Minor crimes are soaring during the COVID-19 pandemic and as states refuse to arrest low-level criminals, gun owners are left wondering what to do when their gun goes missing.
Can I Lend My Gun to Someone for Self-Defense? | Texas
In light of the pandemic, folks are stuck at home and vulnerable. Read this to find out if you can legally lend your firearm to someone else for self defense in Texas.
Jack Wilson, An American Hero…
Jack Wilson, an experienced firearms instructor and responsible gun owner, was standing at attention with his security team, quietly listening to the pastor’s sermon when the worst happened...
When Church and State Collide: Can You Carry In a Texas Dual Purpose Facility?
Don't inadvertently carry illegally. Check out this quick guide to places with dual purpose facilities, like churches that are also schools and vise versa!
3 Mistakes that Could Land You in a Texas Jail Cell…
Nobody is perfect, this includes gun owners. Take a minute to review the top three mistakes gun owners make here in Texas.
Accessories and Foregrips: What You Need to Know about Custom Guns in Texas
Can I customize my firearm? We have good news and bad news. The good news is gun modifications and customizations are generally legal in Texas.
Life or Death with Someone Else’s Gun… | Texas
Can you get into trouble for using someone else’s gun for self-defense? An brief overview of what lending your gun to another person looks like in Texas.
