This section regulates outdoor shooting ranges in counties with populations of more than 150,000. It mentions construction standards and insurance requirements and provides penalties.

This subchapter sets out the ways that municipalities can regulate the discharge of firearms as well as shooting ranges within city limits.

This chapter authorizes counties with populations of 1 million or more to regulate the discharge of explosives and firearms in certain situations. It also allows for the regulation of shooting ranges in certain situations.

This chapter sets out limitations on how counties may regulate firearms, knives, ammunition, firearm supplies, and sport shooting ranges.

This section, "Common Nuisance," describes the reckless discharge of firearms as a civil nuisance.

This section discusses limitations on the regulation of noise created by sport shooting ranges.

This section describes the offense of discharging a firearm across a property line while engaging in recreational shooting or hunting.

This page provides an overview of Texas gun laws relating to a county or city's ability to regulate firearms and gun ranges. The page is provided by the Giffords Law Center, a nonprofit devoted to preventing gun violence.

This publication from the Texas Municipal League addresses frequently asked questions about gun laws.