Alaska SB203 amends the definition of "prohibited weapon" to include devices that convert handguns into automatic firearms.
Alaska SB203 modifies the uncodified law by expanding the definition of "prohibited weapon" to include devices designed to convert handguns into automatic firearms. This change aims to address the use of such devices, which can shoot more than one shot automatically without manual reloading by a single trigger function. The amendment applies to offenses committed after the effective date of the Act.
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