Jihadi Kills 10 in Boulder – Jihadi Network Left Untouched by John D. Guandolo (Understanding the Threat)

by TxHGA Admin | Mar 25, 2021 | Informative, News, Opinion | 0 comments

On Monday March 22nd, ten Americans were killed by a Syrian-born jihadi named Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa. Like almost all of the jihadis who have killed Americans on our soil, this jihadi was known to the FBI. Jihadi Kills 10 in Boulder – Jihadi Network Left...

CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY HEARING: MARCH 25! by Gun Owners of America

by TxHGA Admin | Mar 20, 2021 | Alerts, Informative, News | 0 comments

Constitutional Carry has been scheduled for a committee hearing next Thursday, March 25, at the Texas Capitol in Austin!  Click link below: Constitutional Carry Hearing: March...

TX House Committee to Hear Pro- & Anti-Gun Bills THURSDAY by NRA-ILA

by TxHGA Admin | Mar 14, 2021 | Informative, News | 0 comments

On Thursday, March 18, the Texas House Committee on Homeland Security & Public Safety will hold a hearing at the Texas Capitol on the following NRA-opposed, and NRA-supported, bills. Click the following link for more...

Texas House Committee Soliciting Written Comments From The Public On Gun-Related Study Charges by NRA-ILA

by TxHGA Admin | Aug 20, 2020 | Alerts, Informative, News | 0 comments

In a shameless effort to exploit the El Paso, Midland, and Odessa tragedies, gun control advocates have been demanding that the Texas Legislature pass radical restrictions on your rights called for by failed politicians like Beto O’Rourke and Michael...

Presidential Message on National Shooting Sports Month 2020

by TxHGA Admin | Aug 6, 2020 | Informative, News | 0 comments

“During National Shooting Sports Month, we commemorate our Constitutional right to bear arms by celebrating America’s cherished past time of recreational and competitive shooting sports.”...

The government blocked a Texan from distributing plans for 3D-printed guns. The blueprints could go back online soon. (The Texas Tribune)

by TxHGA Admin | Jan 14, 2020 | Informative, News | 0 comments

A federal rule change could soon make it legal to put 3D-printed gun blueprints — first introduced by a Texas man — back online after being blocked from the internet twice. Read...