New Rules for Firearm Detection: Ending Undetectable Guns
This act updates the definition of undetectable firearms to align with modern detection technologies. It means firearms must contain more detectable materials for security scanners, aiming to enhance public safety. These changes are intended to make it harder to smuggle weapons in public places like airports.
Key points
Most firearm parts must now be detectable by scanners, not just specific components.
The new definition of "major component" includes more parts, such as the barrel for rifles and shotguns.
A new definition for "detectable material" specifies the minimum magnetic field strength required.
The regulations now cover firearm prototypes, preventing the creation of undetectable models.
Exceptions to the undetectable firearm ban apply only to firearms used by or manufactured for the U.S. government.
Status:
Expired
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