Texas Gun Rights is calling on gun owners from across the state to come to the Texas Capitol on March 4, 2027, for Gun Owner Legislative Day.
The 90th Texas Legislature has barely begun bill filing, and the gun confiscation lobby is already flooding Austin with registration schemes, red flag gun confiscation, and gun bans. The Republican-held Senate is the last legislative firewall. That firewall will not hold if gun owners stay home.
“The gun grabbers did not wait a week,” said Texas Gun Rights President Chris McNutt. “They filed confiscation, registration, and gun bans at the first opportunity. A Republican Senate is not a guarantee. We need Texas gun owners in the Capitol on March 4, face to face with the people who will decide whether our rights survive this session.”
The Gun Ban Agenda Is Already on File
In the first days of filing, Democratic lawmakers put 26 bills Texas Gun Rights opposes into the hopper.
Rep. Ann Johnson’s HB 218 would repeal Texas’ 2025 Anti-Red Flag Act and let a judge order your guns surrendered within 24 hours, without a hearing and before you ever get to tell your side. Rep. Suleman Lalani’s HB 613 would make it a crime to sell or even hand a gun to a family member unless the transfer first runs through a dealer’s federal background check. That is universal gun registration.
Lalani’s HB 606 would ban adults under 21 from buying or possessing any firearm. Other bills would ban so-called “assault weapons” for military-age adults, including Sen. Judith Zaffirini’s SB 80. And on November 12, Rep. Diego Bernal filed HB 1105, which would force dealers to report it to DPS and local police when you buy two or more rifles within five business days. Buy two deer rifles, land in a government file.
Republicans in the Senate can kill every one of these bills if they refuse to deal. Gun owners have to make them feel that pressure. Sign the Hold the Line petition instructing the Senate to defeat registration and confiscation outright, then show up in Austin and look them in the eye.
DeFlock Texas. Restore Rights.
Defense is not the only reason to fill the Capitol.
TXGR’s DeFlock Texas campaign is demanding a statewide ban on Flock license-plate reader cameras and other automated surveillance networks that turn ordinary travel into a searchable government record. Trips to gun stores, shooting ranges, and gun rights meetings should not become a trail of lawful activity for the state to search. Cities have started pulling these cameras down. A statewide prohibition is how Texans keep them from coming back.
Texas Gun Rights is also fighting to restore gun rights for peaceable, nonviolent felons who have paid their debt and proved they are no threat to anyone. A constitutional right should not become a lifetime privilege reserved for people who can navigate the right bureaucracy.
Lawmakers need to hear that unfinished agenda from the people it affects, not just from lobbyists asking them to compromise.
Be in Austin on March 4
Gun Owner Legislative Day will be held Thursday, March 4, 2027, at the Texas Capitol in Austin. It is free to attend. Registration is only so Texas Gun Rights knows who to expect.
TXGR will soon announce free buses departing from various areas of the state to the Capitol. Details will follow. Do not wait on a bus announcement to reserve your place.
Politicians campaign as pro-gun. March 4 is how gun owners find out who means it. Fill the halls, fill the offices, and make the Senate hold the line.
Register to attend Gun Owner Legislative Day: [REGISTRATION LINK]
4:29 PMCommunications Director
Here’s the copy for the registration page.
SHOW UP MARCH 4
Gun Owner Legislative Day at the Texas Capitol
The gun confiscation lobby is already filing registration, red flag confiscation, and gun bans in Austin. Texas Gun Rights is bringing gun owners to the Capitol on Thursday, March 4, 2027, to stop that agenda, DeFlock Texas, and restore gun rights for nonviolent felons who have paid their debt.
TXGR will soon announce free buses departing from various areas of the state to the Capitol.
It is FREE to attend. Registration is only so we know who to expect.
The form would ask for first name, last name, email, ZIP code, and number attending as required fields. Phone and city would be optional, plus a checkbox for interest in a free bus seat and the standard SMS opt-in. The bus checkbox gives you a head start on planning routes.
