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No, all firearm purchases from licensed dealers in Texas require a background check.
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Yes, you can buy a firearm online and have it shipped to a licensed firearms dealer in Texas, where you can then pick it up after passing a background check.
Some firearms, like fully automatic weapons and short-barreled rifles, are heavily restricted in Texas and require additional permits.
No, Texas does not require a permit to purchase a firearm, but you will need a valid ID and pass a background check.
It depends on the nature of the misdemeanor. Certain misdemeanor convictions may disqualify you from purchasing a firearm.
It typically takes a few minutes to a few hours for the background check to be completed for firearm purchases in Texas.
No, Texas does not have a waiting period for firearm purchases.
Yes, non-residents can purchase firearms in Texas as long as they meet all the same requirements as residents.
Yes, you can legally purchase a gun at a gun show in Texas, but all purchases must go through a licensed dealer and require a background check.
Federal law prohibits anyone who uses marijuana, including those with medical marijuana cards, from purchasing firearms.
Yes, you can purchase a firearm as a gift for someone else in Texas, but they will still need to pass a background check to receive it.
No, anyone who has been dishonorably discharged from the military is prohibited from purchasing firearms in Texas.
It depends on the specifics of your mental health history. Certain mental health issues may disqualify you from purchasing a firearm.
Yes, as long as you have a valid License to Carry (LTC) or the firearm is being carried in a manner allowed by law, such as being concealed in a holster.
No, Texas does not have a limit on the number of firearms you can purchase at one time.
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