Businesses that destroy guns would need to break down every single part.
This bill would make sure that businesses destroying firearms break down every single part of the weapon. It would create new rules for these businesses and set up fines or even jail time for those who don't follow them. This means gun destruction would be more thorough, and businesses would face clear consequences for not doing it right.
Today, federal law doesn't explicitly require businesses to destroy every single component of a firearm when they dispose of it. It also lacks a clear definition for who counts as a 'firearm destroyer.' If this bill becomes law, businesses would be legally required to destroy all parts of a firearm. Those who don't would face fines, up to 2 years in prison, or the loss of their federal license.
HR 7134 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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