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Firearms and Weapons

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Concealed
  • deadly weapon license - SB 114: HFA(2),(3),(4)
  • deadly weapon, carrying by Commonwealth's or county attorney - SB 114
  • deadly weapons, carrying by sheriff and deputy - SB 85; SB 85: SCS
  • weapon permit, visual acuity requirement - HB 298
  • weapon, carrying by part-time deputy sheriff - SB 85: SFA(1)
  • weapons, carrying by out-of-state peace officers - HB 81
  • weapons, carrying by out-of-state police officers - SB 114: HFA(5)
  • weapons, carrying by sheriffs, jailers, and full-time paid deputy sheriffs and jailers - HB 82
  • weapons, retired judge may carry - SB 114: HFA(1)
Defacing
  • firearms, technical correction - HB 39: HCA(1)
Domestic
  • violence, firearm possession, prohibition - SB 81; HB 63: SFA (2)
  • violence, firearms prohibitions - SB 81: SCS, SCA (1)
  • violence, prohibition on firearm possession - HB 1: SFA(3); HB 39: SFA (2)
Gun
  • buy back programs - HB 108: HCS
  • buy-back programs, law enforcement duties - HB 108
  • buy-back programs, law enforcement participation, prohibition - HB 107
    Official use, what constitutes relating to firearms - HB 153
    Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, penalty increase - HB 115
    Roll call votes, provide for posting on website as they are not concealed deadly weapons - SB 114: HFA(10)
    Terroristic threatening - HB 1
    Weapon of mass destruction, use of - HB 1

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