Pennsylvania HB2128 amends firearm licensing and reporting requirements, including denial criteria and annual reporting by the Pennsylvania State.
Pennsylvania HB2128 amends Title 18 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to revise firearm licensing and reporting procedures. It specifies that a license to carry a concealed firearm shall not be issued if there is good cause to deny it, such as a character or reputation that would likely endanger public safety. The bill also allows sheriffs to consider violations of federal regulations on carrying weapons as good cause for denial.
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