Washington SB6314 regulates firearm manufacturing and possession, prohibiting untraceable firearms and bump-fire stocks.
Washington SB6314 amends existing firearm laws to address the production of undetectable and untraceable firearms through three-dimensional printing and CNC milling. The bill prohibits the manufacture, possession, transport, or receipt of untraceable firearms and bump-fire stocks, which are designed to increase the rate of fire in semiautomatic firearms. It also restricts the sale, transfer, and distribution of digital firearm manufacturing code for unfinished frames or receivers to licensed manufacturers.
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