Texans are stocking up on guns and ammo, and it's more imperative than ever to understand gun laws and the basics of gun ownership.

In an emergency situation such as we're seeing with COVID-19, how are gun owners affected? Attorney Richard Hayes explains. Watch now.

Magnetic vehicle holsters provide convenient means of mounting a pistol in your vehicle for quick, easy access. But are they legal in Texas?

The ATF has changed their minds—again—and added another firearm to the list of NFA items that require a stamp for lawful ownership.

Consider a situation where a licensed gun owner is arrested while their handgun is on or around them. What happens to their weapon?

You don’t have to register your firearms in Texas, but there are benefits to keeping records of firearms you own, gift, sell, or transfer.

Texas law is murky when it comes to defending yourself in a road rage incident. Prepare yourself for this scary situation.

Law-abiding gun owners, stay on the right side of the law with this simple guide to Texas' "no gun" signs.

Like most savvy consumers, gun owners benefit from buying ammo in bulk. But is it legal in the Lone Star State?

Can you shoot your gun on your personal property? Does it matter if it's a handgun or a long gun? It depends.