In the wake of the new coronavirus, people are taking various preventative measures to ensure their safety. People are stocking up at grocery stores, collecting all the supplies they may need to prepare for the long haul. In this, many people across the state of Texas are also looking into buying guns, in case they ever need further protection. Of course, we are not here to feed the fire, however, we are a firm that believes in Second Amendment rights, and your safety is our top priority. Please continue reading to learn a bit more about how to obtain a gun in the state of Texas.
- You do not need a permit to buy a handgun or a long arm. However, to buy a rifle or shotgun, you must be at least 18, and to buy a handgun, you must be at least 21.
- You do not have to register handguns or long arms.
- You do not need an owner’s license for firearms.
- As long as you have a permit, you can carry concealed in the state of Texas.
- Texas observes the “Castle Doctrine,” which essentially states that if you are the resident of a dwelling/home, you are permitted to use deadly force to protect yourself against an unlawful or forced intrusion. This is something that particularly pertains to individuals who are looking to simply defend their homes from unwanted intruders in the age of the coronavirus.
Though these are uncertain times, we are here to remind you that as long as we remain calm and keep a positive attitude, things will get better. If you are facing gun charges in the state of Texas, please do not hesitate to give our experienced Texas criminal defense attorneys a call.
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We are knowledgeable attorneys who are ready to help preserve your freedom and keep you out of jail. If you or a loved one are facing a criminal charge in the state of Texas, reach out to our firm today. We have been defending individuals in your position for years, and we are ready to do the same for you. If you need a firm who will aggressively fight for your rights, look no further–simply contact Carrol & Hinojosa today.