Maryland SB775 regulates gun buyback programs, requiring firearm destruction and enforcement actions for violations.
Maryland SB775 establishes regulations for gun buyback programs, mandating that firearms surrendered in these programs be destroyed and rendered permanently inoperable. It authorizes federal firearms licensees or law enforcement agencies to contract with other entities for destruction. The bill also requires enforcement agencies to check if firearms are crime-related or stolen before destruction. Violations of the Act can lead to the revocation of a dealer's license.
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