2017-2018 Newly Proposed Legislation - State & Federal Bills

[dc dalton]

So here's the rest of the new legislation that came in last week, including some more NJ bills

AK

HB320 would drop the age for possession of a firearm in certain cases from 21 to 18

AZ

HB2535 would prohibit the department of child safety from implementing any rules regarding firearms

CA

AB1968 would prohibit anyone taken into custody, assessed, and admitted to a designated facility because he or she is a danger to himself, herself, or others, as a result of a mental health disorder more than once within a 5-year period to be prohibited from owning a firearm for the remainder of his or her life

IA

HF2144 would outlaw bump stocks and other devices that increase the rate of fire of a semi-auto firearm

HF2145 would make the state a may issue state

HF2179 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 48 hours of the discovery

HF2180 would create extreme risk protections order where firearms would be seized

HF2181 is a universal background check bill

IL

SB2435 would create 'lethal protection orders' whereby a persons firearm must be surrendered

HB4486 would repeal the firearm owners id card act

HB4502 would require all 'similated' firearms to be sold from behind the counter or in an age restricted area

HB4520 would allow adults who reside in a home that provides day care services to carry firearms

HB4525 would make an expired FOID card valid if the person has applied for a new one for up to 7 days after the new card is issued

MD

HB647 would add personal protection and self–defense as reasons for applying for a carry permit

SB602 would provide that medical marijuana users could not be denied from purchasing a firearm solely for that reason (even though it's still federal law)

SB497 would provide for a concealed carry license to anyone under the protection of a court order and would require the state to issue the license within 10 days provided the person is not otherwise prohibited

HB756 would create a handgun trace database that would track crime guns and would include the name of the current registered owner. This database would be available to the public

HB758 would allow anyone with written consent from the church, transport to and from and carry in the church or function, without a permit

HB760 would permit authorized employees of schools to carry concealed weapons

HB792 would make carry permits good for 5 years

SB707 would outlaw rapid fire trigger activators

ME

LD1824 would repeal current law that would prohibit noise suppressor hunting permits after July 1, 2018

NJ

A2217 would prioritize carry permits applications so that anyone under the protection of a court order would be handled first

S1434 would give judges leeway in sentencing for carrying a firearm if the person is not a NJ resident and has a valid permit from their home state

A2757 would require background checks for all private sales

A2760 would outlaw 50 cal rifles

AR95 is a resolution urging congress to allow the social security administration to send names of people that don't handle their financials to the FBI for inclusion in the NICS system

A2224 would make it a crime to use a firearm locater app to commit a crime

A2227 would allow active military and national guard troops to carry their personal firearms without a permit at all times

A2228 would allow person to get a duplicate firearms purchase card after a change of address without a background check or mental health screening

A2240 would give judges discretion during sentencing when an out of state person is caught with a firearm but has a carry permit from their home state

A2583 would allow the Adjutant General of the national guard to allow service person working at recruiting centers to carry firearms

A2756 would make anyone convicted of failure to report a lost or stolen firearm prohibited for 180 days after the conviction

A2759 would outlaw 'armor piercing' handgun ammunition specifying the FN 5.7

A2761 would outlaw any magazine that holds more than 10 rounds

A2878 would prohibit the state pension fund from investing in companies that make 'assault weapons'

RI

S2271 would outlaw bump fire stocks and other devices that accelerate the rate of fire of a semi-auto firearm

S2274 would outlaw carrying rifles or shotguns in public

S2292 would outlaw bump fire stocks and other devices that accelerate the rate of fire of a semi-auto firearm

SD

SB181 would allow active dutry military and national guard troops to carry without a permit

SB87 would prohibit posting of buildings (regarding carrying firearms) unless the building is secured with metal detecting equipment and guards

HB1299 would prohibit posting of any building, park, etc unless there is metal detecting equipment and guards at the entrances

TN

HB2183 would make gun safes tax free

SB2086 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 5 days

HB2393 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 5 days of discovery

HB2485 would explicitly allow concealed carry in the non-secure areas of airports

HB2547 would rop the lifetime carry permit fee to $100 for vets who retired after 20 years of service

HB2550 would require school boards to create an elective firearm safety class for high schools

HB2575 would allow civil lawsuits against anyone that sells a firearm without a background check and that firearm is used in a crime resulting in injury to person or property or wrongful death

HB2693 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 5 days of discovery

HB2785 would explicitly allow concealed carry in the non-secure areas of airports

SB2335 would explicitly allow concealed carry in the non-secure areas of airports

SB2430 would allow civil lawsuits against anyone that sells a firearm without a background check and that firearm is used in a crime resulting in injury to person or property or wrongful death

SB2476 exempts gun safes from sales tax

SB2609 would require school boards to create an elective firearm safety class for high schools

VT

H0876 would outlaw bump fire stocks

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-State-Gun-Legislation

US Congress

HB4901 would add flamethrowers to the NFA

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-Federal-Gun-Legislation

 

[JTHunter]

IL

SB2435 would create 'lethal protection orders' whereby a persons firearm must be surrendered

HB4486 would repeal the firearm owners id card act

HB4502 would require all 'simulated' firearms to be sold from behind the counter or in an age restricted area

HB4520 would allow adults who reside in a home that provides day care services to carry firearms

HB4525 would make an expired FOID card valid if the person has applied for a new one for up to 7 days after the new card is issued.

Dalton - to this we need to add a couple of anti-gun proposals that may be voted on this week.
Those are:
SB1657 - would force gun dealers to go through state level licensing in addition to federal licensing. This would increase costs enormously and for many small dealers out of business.
HB2354 - House version of SB2435 "lethal protection".
and HB 4338 - to stop raffles where a "modern sporting rifle" (aka "assault rifle") is the raffle's prize.

 

[dc dalton]

Dalton - to this we need to add a couple of anti-gun proposals that may be voted on this week.
Those are:
SB1657 - would force gun dealers to go through state level licensing in addition to federal licensing. This would increase costs enormously and for many small dealers out of business.
HB2354 - House version of SB2435 "lethal protection".
and HB 4338 - to stop raffles where a "modern sporting rifle" (aka "assault rifle") is the raffle's prize.

Actually I'm pretty sure I posted those a while back, we have them on our site and they are graded

 

[dc dalton]

Here's the round up of last weeks newly introduced legislation from around the country

CA

SB1092 would make rifle hunting with a suppressor legal

IA

SF2231 would allow people to carry handguns while riding snowmobiles and ATVs

SF2239 would clarify that a person may carry a firearm onto school property as long as they are transporting someone to the school or delivering something so long as they remain in their vehicle

IL

SB2561 would require a FOID card to buy Tannerite

HB4700 would require anyone applying for, or renewing a FOID card to submit fingerprints

HB4712 would allow rifles and shotguns to be transported in a vehicle without having to be broken down

HB4713 would drop the fee for carry permits

HB4719 would legalize suppressors

HB4725 would require gun dealers to install monitoring cameras

SB2632 would remove the prohibition for carry in parks and 'athletic areas'

SB2633 would allow the state to issue non-resident licenses to people from any state or territory

SB2634 would clarify that carry permit holders can carry in rest areas

SB2636 would allow 18 year olds to get a FOID card

KY

SR172 urges school boards to allow employees with firearms training to carry while at work

MD

HB904 would outlaw carrying firearms on college properies

HB888 would outlaw any part or device that accelerates the firing of a firearm

HB919 would require an addition 8 hours training every time a carry permit is renewed

HB1031 would require anyone that borrows a firearm to get a background check unless the person loaning the firearm to them is there with them

HB991 is an outright ban on magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds, including ones already owned

SB814 would add self-defense as a justifiable reason to be issued a carry permit

SB860 would require anyone that borrows a firearm to get a background check unless the person loaning the firearm to them is there with them

SB1062 would completely outlaw magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds, even ones already owned

SB907 would create a database of firearms used in crimes OR used in for self defense along with the owners information. This database would be available to the public.

SB908 is one of the screwiest bills we have ever seen. According to the sponsor it's a partial repeal of the assault weapons ban but the way they are doing it is by striking the word 'weapon' and replacing it with the word 'pistol' (as in assault pistol)

SB741 would disband the Handgun Permit Review Board, making future appeals be directed to the to the office of administrative hearings

SB1036 would require anyone charged (not convicted) of certain crimes to surrender their firearms

HB1145 would require carry permits be issued within 30 days or receiving the application

HB1189 would make people protected by a court order eligible for a carry license

HB1309 would explicitly define the right to use deadly force to protect oneself and property within their home

HB1551 would require registration with the state for any replacement assault weapon purchased.

SB2386 would protect vets from being put on the NICS prohibited list just because they don't handle their own finances

HB1302 would create lethal violence protection orders very similar to the California gun violence protection orders which would require the surrender of firearms and ammunition

HB1413 would reduce the amount of training required to get a carry permit to 4 hours BUT it would also require training is dispute resolution

HB1431 would remove the 'reason to carry' clause from concealed carry permit issuance law

HB1441 would clarify that medical marijuana users may purchase and carry firearms even though federal law would still prohibit it

HB1474 would revoke the drivers license of anyone caught carrying a firearm on school property

HB1522 would make carry permits from all bordering states, and Washington DC valid in the state

HB1534 would remove the requirement for fingerprints when renewing a carry application

HB1538 would remove language allowing the secretary of state to limit where and when a firearm can be carried

HB1562 would require anyone that owns firearms to surrender them if they are placed under a 'temporary peace order' or a 'peace order'

HB1646 would require anyone charged with a domestic violence crime to surrender their firearm and ammunition

ME

LD1836 would exempt vets from safety courses who show a DD214 when applying for a hunting license

NJ

S1573 would create statewide gun buyback programs

S1665 clarifies the definition of necessary deviation when transporting a firearm

S1672 would let county sheriffs to issue firearm purchase id cards and accept applications for carry permits

SR48 is a resolution urging congress to pass national reciprocity

A3129 would outlaw gun kits that do not go through a dealer and do not have a serial number

OR

SJM202 urges congress to outlaw bump stocks and any other device that accelerates the fire of a firearm

UT

HB0328 would remove the penalties for carrying under the influence in certain cirumstances

HB0363 would drop firearm related fees and would allow those with a concealed carry license to forgo background checks

WY

HB0168 would strengthen the states stand your ground law

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-State-Gun-Legislation

 

[george burns]

Question about airports in Fl. Are you allowed to pick up a departing or arriving passenger with a firearm in your possession, as long as you are just passing through? Not entering the terminal, but still on the property?

 

[dc dalton]

Question about airports in Fl. Are you allowed to pick up a departing or arriving passenger with a firearm in your possession, as long as you are just passing through? Not entering the terminal, but still on the property?

Absolutely NOT ... Florida is one of 8 states that do not allow any firearms in any part of the airport ... please don't do it

https://amgoa.org/State-Permit-Reciprocity/airport-carry

 

[armoredman]

All bad bills monitored by ACDL in AZ failed to clear committee by mandatory deadline. They gone.

 

[george burns]

Absolutely NOT ... Florida is one of 8 states that do not allow any firearms in any part of the airport ... please don't do it

https://amgoa.org/State-Permit-Reciprocity/airport-carry

§790.06 (12) (a) A license issued under this section does not


authorize any person to openly carry a handgun or carry a

concealed weapon or firearm into: (14) The inside of the

passenger terminal and sterile area of any airport, provided that

no person shall be prohibited from carrying any legal firearm

into the terminal, which firearm is encased for shipment for

purposes of checking such firearm as baggage to be lawfully

transported on any aircraft;

 

[george burns]

If you are picking up or dropping off and not entering the terminal, it should be fine

 

[george burns]

Absolutely NOT ... Florida is one of 8 states that do not allow any firearms in any part of the airport ... please don't do it

https://amgoa.org/State-Permit-Reciprocity/airport-carry

This has lead to confusion in the past even outside the terminal. In one case a lawful concealed carry licensee had his firearm become accidentally exposed while helping to unload luggage for someone who he was dropping off at the airport. Airport police overreacted and he ended up cuffed on the sidewalk outside until the officers realized their mistake.

These incidents don't happen in the states where the limit on carry is clearly defined as in the "sterile area".


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[dc dalton]

Here's last weeks notable new gun legislation, after the Florida shooting we expect the bills to come rollingi n like wildfire over the next few weeks

CA

AB2733 would remove the requirement for manufactures to imprint the serial number on multiple pieces of the gun

SB1346 would outlaw bump fire stocks

AB2860 would repeal all laws related to manufacturers having to ship samples of handguns to the state for testing and the list of handguns that may be sold in the state


ID

S1313 would expand self-defense law to cover your place of work and an occupied vehicle

IL

HB4855 would make anyone that seeks treatment for mental health issues a prohibited person

HB4880 would outlaw bump stocks

HB4970 would put an additional 1% sales tax on ammunition to fund a new 'Trauma Response Fund'

HB5312 is a preemption over local gun laws bill

HB5313 would repeal the ban on carrying on public transportation

HB5329 would drop the age a person can apply for a FOID card from 21 to 18

SB3057 would repeal the firearm owners id card act

SB3095 would allow for law enforcement to object to a person being issued a carry permit at which point it would go to a review board that has 90 days to make a decision

SB3118 would require gun dealers to report stolen firearms within 72 hours

SB3297 is an assault weapon / high capacity magazine ban bill

SB3298 would require anyone applying for a concealed carry license to get approval from their local law enforcement

HB5805 would repeal the firearm owners ID car act

HB5728 would outlaw anything that can be added to a firearm that will increase the rate of fire

HB5648 would drop the fee to apply for a concealed carry license to $75

HB5534 is a universal background check bill

HB5533 would revoke a person's FOID card for one year if they report the loss or theft of 3 firearms within a 2 year period to law enforcement

HB5528 would drop the fee for a concealed carry license to $75

HB5527 would allow the state to issue non-resident carry licenses to a resident of any state

HB5526 would add firearm parts to preemption laws

HB5492 would make just about anyone who has had mental health treatment from an in-patient facility a prohibited person

HB5478 would add firearm parts kits to the definition of a firearm

KY

HB387 would allow local governments to make their own firearm laws

MI

HB5558 would protect those that legally use deadly force from civil lawsuits and would place the burden of proof on the prosecutor

HB5559 would put the burden of proof to overcome a claim of self defense on the person seeking to overcome the immunity

NJ

A3246 would redefine antique firearms removing several current restrictions

PA

HB2097 would make anyone arrested or convicted of domestic abuse a prohibited person (a conviction of domestic abuse is already a prohibiting factor under federal law)

RI

H7597 would make it illegal to transport a rifle or shotgun in a vehicle unless they are transporting it for hunting or sport shooting

H7643 would make transferring or selling a firearm to a person your should 'reasonably' know is prohibited a crime

H7644 would add fingerprints and an FBI background check to the requirements to get a carry permit

H7645 would ban all magazines that hold more than 10 rounds

S2319 would ban all magazines that hold more than 10 rounds

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-State-Gun-Legislation

 

[harrygunner]

Wanted to add Idaho's Senate Bill 1297. Its language signals a move to make Idaho a true "Constitutional Carry" state.

Section 4 heading: "Subsection (3) of this section shall not apply to restrict or prohibit the carrying or possession of:"

Section 4f: "A concealed handgun by a person who is: (i) Over twenty-one (21) years of age; (ii) A resident of Idaho, a resident of a state other than Idaho or a current member of the armed forces of the United States; and (iii) Is not disqualified from being issued a license under sub-section (11) of this section."

Bold text is by me to highlight the change.

The full text is here: https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/sessioninfo/2018/legislation/S1297.pdf

 

[george burns]

I called the TSA this morning, conferenced in from Palm Beach International Airport, about having a gun when picking up or dropping off. They assured me that it is fine to have a gun in the vehicle as long as you are not entering the secure areas, "the Terminal". I specifically asked about check in at curbside, and they said there is no problem with having a firearm.

 

[damyankee425]

in Pa currently it's legal to open carry though it is frowned upon. and only concealed carry alowed dureing a state of a emergancy. please clarify for me.

 

[dc dalton]

in Pa currently it's legal to open carry though it is frowned upon. and only concealed carry alowed dureing a state of a emergancy. please clarify for me.

Frowned upon? Not really I, and many people I know, open carry on a daily basis (as long as it's not 20 degrees out). Police know it's legal and in 9 years of open carrying I have never had one negative incident.

During a state of emergency you must have a 'license to carry' to open carry, that's the only restriction. On that note there's a bill in Harrisburg to remove that language since dippy governor Wolf decided to declare a state of emergency over the opiod problem.

 

[dc dalton]

We don't normally post about a single bills any more due to time constraints but one came in today (actually the text did) that shows the absolute stupidity of some liberals.

The bill in question is Missouri SB1026 and it's sponsored by (surprise) 3 Democrats: Jamilah Nasheed; Shalonn Curls and Maria Chappelle-Nadal.

We have seen a LOT of stupid bills in our days but this one will go down as one of the dumbest things we have ever seen.

In a nutshell these three 'brilliant' Democrats want anyone that wants to buy a firearm to be given literature that includes graphic color images about the dangers of owning firearms 72 hours before they actually buy the gun. This literature BTW has to be handed out by firearm dealers.

And that's just the beginning of the stupidity. The firearm dealer must also have a private room where the purchaser can view video of victim impact statements. The potential buyer can then ask questions if they wish.

Once this mess is done the buyer must sign a form that states they have read the material and viewed video and understands the dangers. That form must then be given to the dealer where they buy the gun and the dealer must keep it along with the other forms they must fill out.

Seriously? What kind of an alternate universe are these MORONS living in?

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-Missouri-Gun-Law-SB1026/State-Law/57809

 

[hso]

Didn't either Kentucky of Tennessee pass something along these lines

Not in TN and I doubt any such bill would stand up to a court challenge since it makes a business responsible for the actions of a criminal that isn't an employee.

 

[damyankee425]

Frowned upon? Not really I, and many people I know, open carry on a daily basis (as long as it's not 20 degrees out). Police know it's legal and in 9 years of open carrying I have never had one negative incident.

During a state of emergency you must have a 'license to carry' to open carry, that's the only restriction. On that note there's a bill in Harrisburg to remove that language since dippy governor Wolf decided to declare a state of emergency over the opiod problem.

I haven't gotten my ccl yet so I'm a bit bummed.

 

[dc dalton]

I haven't gotten my ccl yet so I'm a bit bummed.

Well welcome to PA ... but you need to get used to the terminology here. We do not have concealed carry licenses, we have what's called a 'license to carry firearms' ... one of the reason the distinction matters is the fact that open carry is legal in the state (except in Philly where you MUST have a LTCF when open carrying) .... so calling is a concealed carry license is confusing.

Depending on where you live you can walk into the local sheriff's office and walk out with your LTCF in a matter of minutes (not all sheriff's operate like that though

 

[Old Dog]

Looks as though there's a lot going on in Illinois lately ... some proposed bills that might even make sense to us.

 

[damyankee425]

Well welcome to PA ... but you need to get used to the terminology here. We do not have concealed carry licenses, we have what's called a 'license to carry firearms' ... one of the reason the distinction matters is the fact that open carry is legal in the state (except in Philly where you MUST have a LTCF when open carrying) .... so calling is a concealed carry license is confusing.

Depending on where you live you can walk into the local sheriff's office and walk out with your LTCF in a matter of minutes (not all sheriff's operate like that though

I've been here in Pa for about 19 yrs. but didn't really become aware of the carry laws until my son became of age and showed intrest in shooting and hunting as well as home and personal protection. now I live in the Poconos and up to Jan open carried. bears, coyotes and such even seen mountain lion up here.

 

[dc dalton]

I've been here in Pa for about 19 yrs. but didn't really become aware of the carry laws until my son became of age and showed intrest in shooting and hunting as well as home and personal protection. now I live in the Poconos and up to Jan open carried. bears, coyotes and such even seen mountain lion up here.

Ha! Our organization is based in the Poconos

 

[F-111 John]

We don't normally post about a single bills any more due to time constraints but one came in today (actually the text did) that shows the absolute stupidity of some liberals.

The bill in question is Missouri SB1026 and it's sponsored by (surprise) 3 Democrats: Jamilah Nasheed; Shalonn Curls and Maria Chappelle-Nadal.

We have seen a LOT of stupid bills in our days but this one will go down as one of the dumbest things we have ever seen.

In a nutshell these three 'brilliant' Democrats want anyone that wants to buy a firearm to be given literature that includes graphic color images about the dangers of owning firearms 72 hours before they actually buy the gun. This literature BTW has to be handed out by firearm dealers.

And that's just the beginning of the stupidity. The firearm dealer must also have a private room where the purchaser can view video of victim impact statements. The potential buyer can then ask questions if they wish.

Once this mess is done the buyer must sign a form that states they have read the material and viewed video and understands the dangers. That form must then be given to the dealer where they buy the gun and the dealer must keep it along with the other forms they must fill out.

Seriously? What kind of an alternate universe are these MORONS living in?

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-Missouri-Gun-Law-SB1026/State-Law/57809

This sounds to me like a deliberate attempt to mimic some of the various state abortion counseling laws, perhaps in an attempt to mock them.

https://www.guttmacher.org/state-policy/explore/counseling-and-waiting-periods-abortion

 

[dc dalton]

Here's the list of new bills for the week of Feb 19-24

AK

HB370 would eliminate the must inform clause when a person is stopped by police, it would also allow school employees to carry firearms

AL

HB434 would require anyone wanting to buy an 'assault weapon' to be 21 years old

HB435 would allow school staff and teachers to carry concealed firearms after they have received their carry permit and completed 40 hours of training

SB327 would authorize sheriffs to issue pistol permits to residents of other counties

HB452 is an outright ban on carrying firearms on school property

HB442 would outright ban the possession of firearms on school property

GA

SB454 would outlaw bump fire stocks

SB472 would make anyone convicted of simple assault a prohibited person

HI

HCR37 is a resolution asking congress to not pass national reciprocity

HR29 is a resolution asking congress to not pass national reciprocity

IL

SB3580 would require all firearm dealers to have video surveillance equipment and that all employees must have either a FOID card or a license to carry

KY

HB409 would outlaw bump stocks

HB412 would require gun owners to notify police that a firearm was stolen within 72 hours of when they know or 'should have known' the firearm is missing

HR176 urges school boards to allow their teachers to carry firearms

SB184 would make it a crime to leave a firearm in a place a minor could access it

KS

SB431 would create extreme risk protection orders very similar to California law

MD

HB1724 would further restrict carrying on college campuses

SB1153 would exempt people that already have their fingerprints on file for a carry license from resubmitting them for a renewal

MN

HF2781 would add the definition of a bump fire stock to the definition of trigger activators effectively making them illegal

HF2891 would make any firearm information collected by the department of health exempt fro public searches

SF2601 would outlaw bump fire stocks

SF2726 would allow the department of health to collect firearm information in certain circumstances

MO

HB2521 would make public libraries gun free zones

HB2554 is an over the top anti-gun bill that contains almost everything the anti-gun movement wants including licenses to buy guns, and assault weapon ban, universal background checks and more

SB1026 would require anyone wishing to purchase a firearm to get literature about the dangers of firearms 72 hours prior to the purchase. The dealer giving out the literature shall also have video of victim impact statements in a private room for the purchaser to view. Once all this nonsense is done the buyer must sign a form stating they have read and understand it and give that signed form to the dealer they buy the gun from. The dealer must then retain that for along with the other required paperwork.

OH

SB260 is an assault weapon ban bill, it would also require the AG to create a firearm / ammunition database

RI

S2455 would change the application process for concealed carry licenses to require an FBI check along with fingerprints

S2456 would change the application process for concealed carry licenses to require an FBI check along with fingerprints

H7688 would create 'extreme risk' protection order almost identical to California law

WA

SB6620 is an absolutely ridiculous attempt at stopping certain semi-auto rifles and shoguns from being bought if they have certain 'tactical' features

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-State-Gun-Legislation

US Congress

SB1939 is another attempt to repeal the Lawful Commerce in Arms Act

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-Federal-Gun-Legislation-SB1939/Federal-Law/2912

 

[dc dalton]

A little late with this thanks to snow storms and power outages, here's last week (and some of this weeks) newly proposed bills:

AL

HB472 is an 'assault' weapon and high capacity ban bill (including possession of them)

HB478 would create gun violence protection orders

DE

HB330 would make it illegal for anyone under 21 to buy firearms or ammunition

FL

S7026 would raise the minimum age to buy a rifle to 21 and would also outlaw bump fire stocks

H7101 would raise the age limit to buy a rifle to 21

HB544 would create extreme risk protection orders where firearm would be seized

HI

HCR56 is a resolution asking congress to reinstate the 'assault' weapon ban

HR43 is a resolution asking congress to reinstate the 'assault' weapon ban

IL

HB1465 would bar sales of 'assault' weapons and 50 call rifles and ammo to anyone under 21

HB1468 would require a 72 hour waiting period on the sales of 'assault' weapons

SB3591 would ban anyone who seeks in patient mental health treatment from owning firearms

KY

HB498 would make it illegal for anyone under 21 to own, use or possess an 'assault' weapon

HB502 is an anti-gun nightmare of a bill that includes everything from an 'assault' weapon ban to lost and stolen reporting to making it a crime to leave a firearm unlocked and more

HB554 would create armed emergency response teams of employees at schools that don't have an armed resource officer

HB602 would outlaw bump stocks

KS

HB2769 would create gun protection orders that would require a person served with on to surrender their firearms

LA

SB155 would raise the minimum age to buy rifles to 21

HB271 would allow trained teachers and school staff to carry on school property

SB185 would allow parishes with populations over 300,000 to 400,000 to enact local gun laws

HB332 would allow certain teachers to carry firearms on school property and busses

HB400 would create a mandatory 10 business day waiting period on all firearm sales

HB412 is a constitutional carry bill

HB416 would make the state a duty to inform state

HB448 would create extreme risk protection orders whereby all firearms are seized

SB274 would prohibit anyone under 21 to buy an 'assault' weapon

HB602 would prohibit teachers and school staff from carrying at work if they have a carry license

HB603 is a complete 'assault' weapon ban and high capacity magazine ban that has no grandfather clause

SB383 would create a statewide ammunition sale database

MN

HF3022 is another anti-gun nightmare bill that includes making all semi-auto rifles that have detachable mags and one other characteristic 'assault' weapons, it would also ban bump stocks and so much more

HF3029 would outlaw bump fire stocks

HF3038 would outlaw bump fire stocks

SF2781 would create gun violence protection orders

SF2782 is a universal background check bill

SF2882 is a universal background check bill

SF2883 would create gun violence protection orders

HF3286 would allow certain trained teachers and school staff to carry on school property

SF2959 would raise the age to buy an 'assault' weapon to 21

SF2969 is a universal background check bill

MO

HB2610 would create extreme risk protection orders

HB2615 would require anyone transporting a rifle in a car to have it unloaded and secured in a case or other compartment

HB2559 would allow local governments to pass laws regarding concealed carry

HB2678 would allow non-residents to apply for carry permits so long as they have required training

SB1101 would create extreme risk protection orders

HB2664 would create extreme risk protection orders

HB2667 would raise the age to buy an 'assault' weapon to 21

NJ

S1976 would bar the state pension fund from investing in firearm companies

S1985 would allow part time police forces to issue firearm purchase cards

AR139 is a resolution urging congress to allow military personnel to carry loaded firearms on base

A2758 would require documentation to prove a justifiable need to get a carry permit

NY

A09958 would outlaw bump stocks and trigger cranks

S07874 would strictly prohibit teachers of school staff from carrying firearms

S07890 would outlaw the possession of any firearm by anyone under 21

PA

HB2109 would create 'active firearm restraining orders' essentially the same as the extreme risk protections orders being pushed by liberals

HB2112 is a high capacity magazine ban

RI

S2492 would create extreme risk protection order where firearms would be seized

S2493 is an assault weapon ban

H7714 would raise the legal age to purchase rifles to 21

H7761 would raise the legal age to purchase rifles to 21

H7762 would repeal the state's preemption law

H7763 would create extreme risk protection orders

H7766 is an 'assault' weapon ban bill

H7862 would raise the legal age to purchase rifles to 21

H7863 would raise the legal age to buy rifles to 21

UT

HB0483 would create extreme risk protection orders

WA

HB3004 would make it illegal for anyone under 21 to buy a semi-automatic rifle or shotgun 'with tactical features'

HB3007 would allow trained teachers to carry firearms on school property

HB3008 would allow certain school teachers and employees to carry

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-State-Gun-Legislation

US Congress

HB5087 would outlaw the sale of just about every modern semiautomatic firearm there is

HB5077 is an 'assault' weapon ban bill

SB2470 would prohibit anyone under 21 from buying 'assault' weapons

HB5088 would not only ban the sales of 'assault' weapons to anyone under 21 it would outlaw the possession of them to anyone under 21

HB5106 would amend the securities and exchange act to require all business to disclose any investments in firearm companies

HB5090 would prohibit anyone under 21 from buying most semi-auto firearms

SB2458 would prohibit sales of firearms to 'suspected or known terrorists'

HB5103 would raise the excise tax on firearms and ammunition

https://amgoa.org/Proposed-Federal-Gun-Legislation