Prohibition of Devices Increasing Semiautomatic Firearm Rate of Fire
New regulations aim to ban devices and modifications that increase the rate of fire of semiautomatic firearms, making them similar to machineguns. Citizens who own such modified firearms will need to register them within 120 days of the law's enactment to avoid legal consequences. The act seeks to enhance public safety by restricting access to dangerous firearm modifications.
Key points
Prohibits importing, selling, manufacturing, transferring, receiving, or possessing devices that increase semiautomatic firearm rate of fire.
Bans modifications to semiautomatic firearms that increase their rate of fire or approximate machinegun action.
Requires registration of lawfully owned modified semiautomatic firearms within 120 days of the act's enactment.
Failure to register modified firearms or possessing prohibited devices after 120 days will be unlawful.
Status:
Introduced
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