Prohibits knowingly making a potentially functioning firearm, unfinished frame or receiver, large-capacity magazine or rapid-fire device by 3D printing (defined to include additive and subtractive manufacturing). Federally licensed manufacturers and accredited gunsmithing programs are exempt. A first offense is a class 1 misdemeanor and a second or later offense is a class 5 felony.
What it does: Bans 3D printing of firearms and key components by unlicensed persons.
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last action
: Governor Signed
next step
Signed. No further legislative step scheduled.
effective
Not yet known
chamber
House · 2026 Regular Session
sponsor
Reps. Lindsay Gilchrist, Andrew Boesenecker; Sens. Tom Sullivan, Katie Wallace
Prohibits manufacturing, distributing, transferring, selling or purchasing a "specified semiautomatic firearm" (semiautomatic rifles or shotguns with a detachable magazine, and gas-operated semiautomatic handguns with a detachable magazine) on or after August 1, 2026, with exceptions. Buyers who complete specified hunter education and firearms safety courses, or an extended safety course, are exempt from the purchase prohibition, along with listed transfers such as to law enforcement or by inheritance.
What it does: Requires safety training before buying most semiautomatic firearms with detachable magazines.