Kentucky HB116 amends firearm laws, including licensing for assault weapons and large capacity magazines, and reporting requirements for lost or.
Kentucky HB116 introduces new regulations for firearms in the state. It mandates the Department of Kentucky State Police to create licensing requirements for possessing assault weapons and large capacity ammunition feeding devices. Owners or sellers of firearms or ammunition who experience a loss or theft must report it to law enforcement within 24 hours. The bill also outlines specific characteristics that define assault weapons and large capacity magazines, and it establishes penalties for violations of these regulations.
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