Texas Gun Bills EXPOSED: A Deep Dive Into What Lawmakers Are Proposing for 2027

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Armed Attorneys Leslie Cross and Richard Hayes take a deep dive into the Texas gun bills proposed for the 2027 legislative session—and explain what the fine print could mean for gun owners. From red flag orders and private-transfer background checks to age restrictions and library carry rules, we’re breaking down the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Could a court order you to surrender your firearms before a hearing? Could expanded reckless-discharge laws create problems for self-defenders? What would new purchase and possession restrictions mean for adults ages 18–20? And which proposals could expand carry rights or help Texans clear old unlawful-carry records?

In this episode:• HB 218 — Red flag protective orders, including temporary firearm surrender orders before a hearing.• HB 103 — Expanding reckless-discharge offenses to counties with 500,000 or more residents.• HB 613 — Background-check requirements for private firearm sales and transfers.• HB 659 — Reporting requirements for certain multiple firearm or magazine sales.• SB 80, HB 606, HB 610, HB 806, and HB 857 — Proposals raising age requirements for certain firearm purchases, transfers, or possession.• HB 712 — Allowing local governments to restrict firearm carry at public libraries.• SB 308 — Restrictions involving 3D-printed firearms, components, and digital schematics.• HB 576 — Expanding firearm prohibitions to sex offender registrants and the constitutional concerns discussed by Richard.• HB 533 — Allowing qualifying LTC holders to carry concealed handguns at certain polling places.• HB 977 — Expunction eligibility for certain older unlawful-handgun-carry cases involving completed deferred adjudication.

These are proposed bills—not enacted laws. Details, exceptions, and amendments matter, and we’ll be watching as the session develops.

📄 Read the bills and follow their progress through Texas Legislature Online:https://capitol.texas.gov/Home.aspx

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