South Carolina H3041 prohibits assault weapons and increases penalties for violations.
South Carolina H3041 amends state law to prohibit assault weapons and increase penalties for violations. It defines "assault weapon" as a firearm with specific characteristics, including semiautomatic rifles with detachable magazines of 21 or more rounds, semiautomatic shotguns with folding stocks or magazine capacities over six rounds, and firearms modified to be operable as assault weapons. The bill also increases penalties for unlawful transportation, storage, possession, and sale of assault weapons.
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