TSRA is the only state association with a full-time, year-round Political Action Committee. The TSRA PAC Legislative Team works around the clock to preserve the rights of law-abiding Texans within our great state. Your contributions help to fund that extensive work; from research costs to ensure all filed legislation is in the best interest of firearm owners, to helping with travel costs for our team to visit Texas courthouses during 2A-related lawsuits, your PAC dollars help the TSRA PAC fight for the TSRA Mission every political step of the way.
Amended Petition brings new individual plaintiffs and causes of action to the case. City of Dallas pushes initial hearing to September 19, days ahead of the opening of the fair.
What has happened, what the legal issues are, and what's to come.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading a multistate coalition including Louisiana, Missouri, and Utah to sue the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (“ATF”) of the U.S....
TSRA 2024 Annual General Meeting
Legislative Update
The Texas Legislature meets in Regular Session for 140 days in odd-numbered years. Currently, we are in the legislative...
Calling all Texan voters! The Texas primary election on Tuesday, March 5, is just around the corner.
Your Second Amendment rights are always at stake, and the TSRA, in collaboration with our NRA partners,...
AUSTIN – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued an advisory letter providing updates and guidance on the enforcement of laws passed by the Texas Legislature restricting government entities from...
Last week, we reported on the Biden Administration’s treacherous move to defund scholastic archery, hunting, and marksmanship programs under an obscure provision of the Orwellian Bipartisan Safer...
The United States Supreme Court ruling striking down New York State’s concealed carry permit rules as unconstitutional was big news in June of 2022, but indications are that officials in the Big...
The Texas Legislature adjourned from the 2023 Regular Session on Memorial Day and was immediately called back into a special session on property tax relief and human smuggling issues. The 140-day session...
The 88th Session of the Texas Legislature opened Tuesday, when the House convened. The Senate will begin its session today.
