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2019 Proposed Virginia Legislation | |||
 
Posted January 24th, 2019 02:36 pm |
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dc dalton This thread will be updated on a regular basis when new bills come in for Virginia. HB1654 would outlaw carrying a rifle or shotgun in public |
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| Posted February 18th, 2019 03:57 pm | |||
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AMGOA Staff HB1992 would allow local government to create laws governing carrying firearms in local government buildings HB1691 is a 'ghost gun' bill SB1164 is a universal background check bill SB1162 is a universal background check bill HB2399 would require a background check to be completed before transferring a firearm HB1856 would allow local governments to restrict carrying firearms in libraries SB1454 is a universal background check bill SB1458 is an extreme risk protection order bill HB1956 would allow local governments to pass laws concerning firearms SB1324 is a lost or stolen bill requiring the victim to report the theft to police or face charges H3363 would hold anyone who has a firearm stolen from them that is then used in a crime civilly liable HB2604 would limit handgun sales to one a month SB1163 would outlaw bump stock and any other 'trigger activator' that accelerates the rate of fire of a firearm HB2492 is a high capacity magazine ban bill SB1446 would limit handgun sales to one a month SB1158 is a constitutional carry bill SB1748 would outlaw magazines that hold more than 10 rounds HB1899 would eliminate online training for carry permits HB1654 would outlaw carrying a rifle or shotgun in public SB1473 would allow local government to prohibit carrying of firearms a permitted events SB1303 would allow local governments to prohibit carrying of firearms in government meeting places HB2504 would require anyone under an order of protection to sell or transfer their firearms HB2253 would require state police to issue non-resident carry permits within 45 of receiving an application HB2797 would require a person to be 21 to buy an 'assault' weapon |
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| Posted July 23rd, 2019 01:11 pm | |||
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AMGOA Staff SB4024 would ban the sale of 'assault weapons', magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, trigger activators and 'silencers'. The bill would give current owners 1 years to get rid of them or make them inoperable HB4003 would create extreme risk protection orders HJR4005 would create a committee to study the effects of gun violence HB4031 would set up procedures for removing firearms from anyone subject to an extreme risk protection order HB4024 would make anyone who seeks voluntary treatment and has been diagnosed with schizophrenia or bipolar 1 disorder a prohibited person. It would also require doctors to notify the state when they diagnose someone with either disorder HJR4003 limited the scope of the 2019 special session to only firearm and ammunition related bills SJR4002 would set up a committee to study firearm related issues HB4008 would remove online and video training course from the acceptable training types to get a concealed carry license SB4001 would allow local governments to ban firearms at meetings HB4007 would allow local governments to ban firearms in any building owned or controlled by the government SB4016 would prohibit businesses from prohibiting employees that have a carry license from carrying at work SB4019 is a universal background check bill HB4004 would limit handgun purchases to one per month HB4011 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported to police within 24 hours of the discovery HB4002 would allow state employees that have carry permits to carry at work SB4002 would limit handgun sales to one per month SB4021 would require anyone who loses or has a firearm stolen to report it to the state police within 24 hours of the discovery HB4021 would outlaw the sale of 'assault weapons' and limit magazines to 7 rounds HB4015 would require a background check any time a firearm is sold, rented, traded or transferred, SB4012 would amke anyone subject to an extreme risk order a prohibited person SB4008 would allow local governments to create their own firearm and ammunition laws SB4015 would require school boards to provide firearm safety training in all grades HB4005 would allow local governments to enact their own firearm laws HJR4001 would make June 1, 2020 gun violence awareness day SB4013 would make it a felony to carry a firearm into any building owned or used by a locality for governmental purposes HB4020 would require people who agreed to voluntary commitment to sell their firearms |
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2019 Proposed Virginia Legislation | |||
