North Carolina H545 bans the sale, possession, and use of ghost guns and undetectable firearms.
North Carolina H545 prohibits the manufacture, sale, transfer, use, or possession of ghost guns and undetectable firearms, effective December 1, 2025. A ghost gun is defined as a firearm lacking a unique serial number, while an undetectable firearm is one that does not generate an accurate image on security screening devices. Exceptions are made for federally licensed firearm manufacturers. Violations are classified as a Class I felony.
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