Rhode Island H7755 mandates firearm safety training for non-military and non-police firearm purchasers.
Rhode Island H7755 amends firearm purchasing regulations by requiring all individuals, excluding active military and police personnel, to complete and pass a basic firearm safety training course. This act introduces a new application process for firearm purchases, which includes a background check and the submission of personal information. The curriculum for the safety training course includes topics such as firearm handling, child safety, secure storage, federal and state firearm laws, and conflict resolution.
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