An act relating to firearms relinquishment and storage procedures
House message: Governor approved bill on June 15, 2026
Summary
The law adds firearms to the list of items that make a theft a grand‑larceny, increases penalties for people who illegally possess guns, bans bump‑fire stocks, machine guns and rapid‑fire devices, and creates a new civil liability scheme for gun manufacturers and sellers who create public nuisances. It also expands who may not have a gun, including fugitives, people under final abuse or stalking orders, and those facing certain serious criminal or mental‑health orders. The Department of Public Safety must set up a voluntary, anonymous drop‑off program for bump stocks.
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