Massachusetts H2684 mandates the return of firearms stored at private businesses without charging fees if transferred without consent.

Massachusetts H2684 amends Chapter 140 of the general laws to ensure that individuals who have temporarily stored firearms at private businesses, including licensed retailers or gunsmiths, are entitled to the return of their firearms. The bill specifies that if the firearms were transferred without the owner's written consent, no fees can be charged for their return. This applies to firearms stored for repair, modification, warranty work, replacement, or maintenance.

Massachusetts H2684 mandates the return of firearms stored at private businesses without charging fees if transferred without consent.

Massachusetts H2684 amends Chapter 140 of the general laws to ensure that individuals who have temporarily stored firearms at private businesses, including licensed retailers or gunsmiths, are entitled to the return of their firearms. The bill specifies that if the firearms were transferred without the owner's written consent, no fees can be charged for their return. This applies to firearms stored for repair, modification, warranty work, replacement, or maintenance.