Modifies the offense of unlawful possession of a firearm

Summary

The bill changes Missouri's unlawful firearm possession law by allowing people with prior felony convictions to legally possess a gun after a set period—ten years for violent felonies and three years for non‑violent felonies. It also classifies the offense as a Class C felony, or a higher Class B if the person has a dangerous felony or prior unlawful possession conviction, and excludes antique firearms from the new time‑limit rules. The measure was withdrawn and is not moving forward.

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