Lets handgun buyers choose from more models by blocking state-specific design rules.
This bill would stop states and local governments from requiring handguns to have special design features not already required by federal law. This means people buying handguns would have a wider selection available, as manufacturers wouldn't need to meet different rules in different places. It would also affect government bodies by limiting their their ability to set these specific design standards.
Today, state and local governments can require handguns to have specific design features, like loaded chamber indicators or microstamping, beyond what federal law demands. If this bill passes, federal, state, and local governments would be prohibited from creating or enforcing any handgun design requirements that are not already part of federal law.
HR 4676 · 119th Congress · July 23, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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