Bail for Weapons Charges in Texas
Weapons charges in Texas range from a misdemeanor to a felony, depending on the weapon and the person’s history. PCS Bail Bonds posts weapons bonds across Tarrant County, 24/7, with 0% Interest payment plans and no credit check.
What Are Weapons Charges in Texas?
Since constitutional carry took effect in 2021, most adults can carry a handgun without a permit, but many weapons offenses remain. Common charges include unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon (a third-degree felony), carrying in a prohibited place, and possession of a prohibited weapon. The charge and the person’s record set the penalty and the bail.
Common Weapons Charges in Texas
Carrying in a prohibited place: misdemeanor or felony.
Prohibited weapon: varies by type.
Note: constitutional carry (2021) changed lawful carry rules.
Because weapons law changed with constitutional carry, the exact charge matters. PCS confirms what was charged and what bail the court set, then posts the bond quickly.
Related: felony bail bonds and assault.
How PCS Helps
Call PCS as soon as bail is set. We post weapons charge bonds across Tarrant County 24/7, with 0% Interest payment plans and no credit check.
What Tarrant County Families Say
They were professional, quick, and very understanding of my situation. The process was explained clearly, and they made everything as smooth and stress-free as possible.
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Fianza por Cargos de Armas
Los cargos por armas en Texas van desde un delito menor hasta un delito grave, según el arma y el historial. PCS Bail Bonds gestiona estas fianzas en todo el condado de Tarrant, las 24 horas, con planes de pago con 0% de interés.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you carry a handgun without a permit in Texas?
Since 2021, most adults can carry a handgun without a permit under constitutional carry, but restrictions and prohibited places still apply.
Is unlawful possession of a firearm a felony?
Yes. Unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon is a third-degree felony in Texas.
How much is bail for a weapons charge?
It depends on the charge level. With a bond from PCS you pay only a percentage, with 0% Interest payment plans.
Are weapons charges bondable?
Most are bondable. PCS can post the bond 24/7 once bail is set.
How fast can PCS post this bond?
Call (817) 335-1655 and we start immediately, 24/7.
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Arrested on a Weapons Charge?
PCS posts weapons bonds across Tarrant County 24/7, with 0% Interest and no credit check.