If you are being paid to move illegal guns, then you could be guilty of gun smuggling. If the transaction involves more than two guns, then it is a second-degree felony which means if convicted then you could get a minimum of two years up to twenty years in the Texas Department of Corrections and up to a fine of $10,000.00. ...
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It is a class A misdemeanor to provide a firearm to an intoxicated person or a person who you know is going to commit a crime. It is also unlawful to provide a firearm to a person who has been convicted of a felony before five years passed since their release from probation, prison or parole, any person who is subject to a protective order....
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If you have been convicted of a felony then you can never possess body armor in the State of Texas....
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If you have been convicted of a felony then you must wait five years from the date that you were released from probation, prison or parole before you can legally possess a firearm in the State of Texas, and even then you are not permitted possess a firearm in any place other then or residence....
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As of January 1, 2016, it is legal for a license holder to openly carry a handgun in a belt or shoulder holster. However, it is still illegal, even for a license holder, to carry a handgun whether it is concealed or in holster while on the premises of an establishment that is licensed to sell alcohol, or while you are intoxicated regardless of where you are found....
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Unless you are on duty as a member of law enforcement or the U.S. military, it is a third-degree felony to carry a weapon into any government office or facility, a school regardless if it is public or private unless the weapon is a handgun and you are licensed to carry a handgun, a healthcare facility, airport, on public transportation, and in amusement parks....
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The unlawful carrying of a weapon is a class A misdemeanor which means that if convicted you could get one day to one year in the county jail and/or up to a $4,000.00 fine....
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To convict you of possessing a prohibited weapon, if the weapon is not found on your person then the State must somehow link you to that weapon. ...
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The Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America guarantees you the right to bear arms, "...
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