Texas HB915 repeals the authority of a commanding officer of the state militia to prohibit the sale or exchange of arms, ammunition, or explosives.

Texas HB915 repeals Section 431.114 of the Government Code, which previously allowed a commanding officer of the state militia to prohibit the sale or exchange of arms, ammunition, or explosives. This change removes the ability of such officers to restrict these transactions. If the bill receives a two-thirds vote in both houses, it takes effect immediately; otherwise, it becomes effective on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB915 repeals the authority of a commanding officer of the state militia to prohibit the sale or exchange of arms, ammunition, or explosives.

Texas HB915 repeals Section 431.114 of the Government Code, which previously allowed a commanding officer of the state militia to prohibit the sale or exchange of arms, ammunition, or explosives. This change removes the ability of such officers to restrict these transactions. If the bill receives a two-thirds vote in both houses, it takes effect immediately; otherwise, it becomes effective on September 1, 2025.