North Carolina H732 regulates firearms, requiring permits, waiting periods, and safe storage, while prohibiting certain devices and ghost guns.
North Carolina H732, titled "The Comprehensive Common-Sense Approach to Reducing Gun Violence Act," mandates a permit for purchasing assault weapons or long guns and a 72-hour waiting period before delivery. It prohibits selling or possessing bump stocks, trigger cranks, and ghost guns. The bill requires safe storage of firearms, bans leaving firearms in unattended vehicles unless securely stored, and prohibits semiautomatic firearms for persons under 18.
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