Requires the division of criminal justice services to study the technological viability of personalized firearms

Summary

The bill defines a “personalized handgun” as a pistol or revolver with a permanent programmable safety feature that only fires when activated by the lawful owner. It orders the Division of Criminal Justice Services to determine within 180 days whether the technology is viable, then set performance standards, create a public roster of approved models, and report its findings to the legislature. The goal is to ensure any such firearms meet safety standards before they can be sold.

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