Carrying Handgun In Texas

Summary

In Texas, you can carry a concealed handgun in your vehicle without a license if the firearm is not in plain sight. You must be legally eligible to own a firearm and not engaged in criminal activity. The age of the driver does not impact your ability to carry a concealed weapon, provided you meet the legal requirements. No paperwork is needed if you do not have a license to carry.

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In Texas, you are allowed to carry a handgun in your vehicle (including as a passenger) without a license if the firearm is not in plain sight. Please remember:
- The gun must be concealed.
- You must be legally eligible to own a firearm.
- You must not be engaged in criminal activity.
What if the driver is under the age of *, but I am the one concealing the weapon and it is under my control
In Texas, the age of the driver doesn't impact your ability to carry a concealed weapon, assuming:
- You're * or older.
- You're legally eligible to own a firearm.
- You're not engaged in criminal activity.
The weapon must remain concealed and under your control.
Do I need paper work to carry my handgun if I do not have my ltc
In Texas, you don't need paperwork to carry a concealed handgun in your vehicle without a license to carry (LTC). However, you must:
- Be legally eligible to own a firearm.
- Not be involved in criminal activity.
- Ensure the weapon is concealed.