Mississippi Second Amendment Preservation Act preempts local firearms ordinances and regulates concealed carry licenses.
The Mississippi Second Amendment Preservation Act declares that the state legislature preempts local firearms ordinances, nullifying any existing or future regulations on firearms, components, ammunition, and supplies. It outlines conditions for carrying concealed weapons, including stun guns, pistols, and revolvers, and mandates that licenses be issued by the Department of Public Safety. The act specifies eligibility criteria for applicants, including age, residency, criminal history, and mental health status.
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