Stand Up To The NRA
The NRA just wrapped up their national convention in Dallas. This organization bills itself as representing gun owners but has been found corrupt and liable for fraudulently spending donor funds — and is out of step with the majority of responsible gun owners.
Join Us For Our June 5th Webinar!
Please join us for our upcoming web event, Turning Tragedy into Action: Stories of Hope and Resilience.
This webinar will center the experiences and stories of gun violence survivors who have been impacted by tragedy and are fighting for change.
Celebrating More Than 11 Years of TGS
Texas Gun Sense recently celebrated 11 years of advocacy preventing gun violence in Texas. Our anniversary was marked by reflection on the milestones we’ve achieved, the challenges we’ve overcome, and the progress we’ve made towards a future free from gun violence.
Introducing Our Safe Storage Toolkit
We are thrilled to announce the release of our Safe Gun Storage Toolkit, designed to empower advocates to promote responsible gun ownership, prevent unauthorized access to firearms, and ultimately save lives.
TGS Advocacy Toolkits
Click here to find all the tools you need to take action for common sense gun safety.
Gun Owners – Take A Stand Today
If you are a gun owner, we encourage you to take action by emailing your lawmakers calling for the passage of safer gun laws. Learn more.
Join Us On May 1st For Our Webinar – Texas Youth Uniting for Gun Safety
Please join our upcoming webinar, “Texas Youth Uniting for Gun Safety: Advocacy and Safe Storage Strategies,” where we’ll delve into empowering strategies for young advocates in our community.
TGS Calendar of Events
Join us for these upcoming events!
ATF Finalizes Rule To Expand Background Checks
Today, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) finalized a rule requiring a large number of unlicensed gun dealers to become licensed and, in turn, conduct background checks on buyers.
Action For Allen
Almost a year has passed since the mass shooting at a mall in Allen, Texas. Eight people were murdered, and at least seven more were injured. This can’t be acceptable.