The Protecting Kids from Gun Marketing Act directs the Federal Trade Commission to prohibit marketing firearms to minors.
The Protecting Kids from Gun Marketing Act directs the Federal Trade Commission to prescribe rules prohibiting the marketing of firearms to minors. The Act defines "minor" as an individual under 18 years of age and "firearm-related product" as a firearm, ammunition, or accessory. The Act prohibits marketing that uses cartoon characters, caricatures, memes, or depictions of minors, or that offers products designed for minors. The Act allows private right of action for violations and requires the Commission to report biennially on enforcement actions.
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