Pennsylvania SB559 amends firearm possession laws, prohibiting minors from possessing firearms and assault weapons, with certain exceptions.
Pennsylvania SB559 amends Title 18 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to further define and regulate firearm possession by minors and assault weapons. It prohibits individuals under 18 from possessing or transporting firearms, and those under 21 from purchasing, possessing, or transporting assault weapons. Exceptions include minors under parental supervision, lawful hunting or target shooting activities, and certain law enforcement roles. Adults knowingly providing firearms to minors or assault weapons to those under 21 commit a third-degree felony.
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