Firearms in Florida

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• FLH0757 2026By Michelle Salzman (R) +3 · 3 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  School Safety

  AI summary Creates a new felony for discharging a firearm or weapon within 1,000 feet of a school (with exceptions), requires custody until bail hearing for such arrests, and expands the school guardian program to postsecondary institutions with detailed firearm training, certification, and reporting rules for

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  ↑Expands gun accesscarry
  Stage: Law May 18: Chapter No. 2026-80
• FLS1748 2026By Jay Trumbull (R) +1
  Evidence in Civil Actions Relating to Firearms

  AI summary Bars use of the absence of certain firearm safety features (like loaded chamber indicators or magazine disconnects) as evidence of defective design, negligence, or failure to warn in product liability suits, so less manufacturer liability for not including those features.

  ↑Expands gun accessindustry liability
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Commerce and Tourism
• FLS1732 2026By Shevrin Jones (D)
  Blood Testing Required Following Civilian-involved Shootings

  AI summary Requires civilians who discharge a firearm causing injury or death to submit to blood testing for alcohol or drugs within 2 hours, with refusal leading to penalties and waiver of self-defense claims, so more restrictions and obligations on firearm use in such incidents.

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS1660 2026By Jonathan Martin (R)
  Responsible Firearm Safety Awareness Month

  AI summary Designates June as Responsible Firearm Safety Awareness Month and encourages events promoting awareness of firearm dangers and voluntary safety training, with no change to any laws on firearm access or restrictions.

  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Governmental Oversight and Accountability
• FLS1336 2026By Tracie Davis (D)
  Firearm Hold Agreements

  AI summary Creates civil immunity for federal firearms licensees entering voluntary firearm hold agreements with owners for storage or temporary possession, shielding them from lawsuits over injuries or deaths related to the agreements (with exceptions).

  ↑Expands gun accessindustry liability
  =No change to gun accessstorage minors
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0954 2026By Tina Polsky (D)
  Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition

  AI summary Repeals the state statute that preempts local regulation of firearms and ammunition, allowing cities and counties to enact their own gun rules.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspreemption sanctuary
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Judiciary
• FLS0858 2026By Tina Polsky (D)⚠ check quote
  Protective Injunctions and Protection Orders

  AI summary Requires respondents to surrender all firearms, ammunition, and concealed-carry licenses upon issuance of a final domestic-violence protective injunction, with law-enforcement seizure authority, storage rules, and return only after the injunction ends and a background check confirms eligibility, so,

  ↓Restricts gun accessred flag erpo, storage minors, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0846 2026By Shevrin Jones (D)
  Reporting Lost or Stolen Firearms

  AI summary Imposes a new legal duty on firearm owners to report losses or thefts promptly and to update law enforcement upon recovery, creating potential criminal liability for noncompliance.

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0702 2026By LaVon Bracy Davis (D)
  Mental Health Programs for Gun Violence Prevention

  AI summary Creates and funds a pilot program providing mental health services, conflict resolution training, and alternatives to incarceration for at-risk youth aged 10-21 to address root causes of gun violence, so fewer youth commit or become victims of gun violence.

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0406 2026By Tina Polsky (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Carrying Weapons and Firearms

  AI summary Creates a new statute prohibiting carrying weapons or firearms into a long list of locations (courthouses, schools, polling places, airports, etc.) that previously applied only to license holders, and applies the prohibition and penalties to all persons, so more restrictions on where firearms may be

  ↓Restricts gun accesscarry
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0346 2026By Carlos Smith (D)⚠ check quote
  Assault Weapons and Large-capacity Magazines

  AI summary Prohibits the sale, transfer, and possession of assault weapons and large-capacity magazines (with grandfathering via certificates for pre-2026 ownership), so fewer people can buy, own, or possess these firearms and accessories.

  ↓Restricts gun accessweapon accessory restrictions
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0328 2026By Carlos Smith (D)
  Immigration, Law Enforcement, and State-issued Identification

  AI summary Repeals statutes prohibiting sanctuary policies, repeals duties relating to immigration detainees, authorizes declining to comply with federal immigration detainers under certain circumstances, and prohibits local law enforcement from engaging in or cooperating with immigration enforcement within a

  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Commerce and Tourism
• FLS0256 2026By Darryl Rouson (D)⚠ check quote
  Storage of Handguns in Private Conveyances and Vessels

  AI summary Adds a requirement that handguns in unoccupied, unsecured private conveyances or vessels must be kept from ordinary view and secured with a device, locked in a trunk/glove box, or similar, with penalties, education requirements, and updated warnings, so more restrictions on how firearms may be left.

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0180 2026By Tina Polsky (D)
  Sale, Transfer, and Storage of Firearms

  AI summary Revises the standard for criminal negligence in storing a loaded firearm accessible to a minor, expands the age of a 'minor' to under 18, requires secure storage with a locking mechanism or box, and adds criminal penalties if a minor gains access and possesses/exhibits it or causes harm.

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0090 2026By Tina Polsky (D)
  Public Records/Receipt or Transfer of Ammunition

  AI summary Makes records of ammunition buyers who pass the background check confidential and exempt from public records laws, so less public information about who has bought ammunition.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0088 2026By Tina Polsky (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Sale or Transfer of Ammunition

  AI summary Extends the existing background check requirement for firearm sales to also cover sales or transfers of ammunition, so more restrictions on ammunition access.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspurchase background checks
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0080 2026By Lori Berman (D)
  Safe Storage of Firearms and Ammunition in Motor Vehicles and Vessels

  AI summary Requires owners to lock firearms and ammunition in a trunk, locked glove box, or affixed container when leaving them in an unattended vehicle or vessel, so more restrictions on firearm storage.

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLH6029 2026By Tyler Sirois (R) · 2 cosponsors
  Risk Protection Orders

  AI summary Repeals the entire statute authorizing risk protection orders (extreme risk protection orders), so law enforcement and others can no longer petition courts to temporarily remove firearms from individuals deemed a significant danger to themselves or others.

  ↑Expands gun accessred flag erpo
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH6017 2026By Dan Daley (D)
  Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition

  AI summary Repeals the state statute that preempts local regulation of firearms and ammunition, allowing cities and counties to enact their own gun rules and thereby reducing statewide uniformity that had expanded firearm rights by blocking local restrictions.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspreemption sanctuary
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH1551 2026By Wyman Duggan (R) +1 · 2 cosponsors
  Products Liability for Firearms

  AI summary Shields firearm manufacturers from products liability claims based on the absence or presence of certain safety features or mechanisms not required by federal law, so less manufacturer liability for firearm design choices.

  ↑Expands gun accessindustry liability
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Rules
• FLH1539 2026By Wallace Aristide (D)
  Blood Testing Required Following Civilian-involved Shootings

  AI summary Requires civilians who discharge a firearm causing injury or death to submit to blood testing for alcohol or drugs within 2 hours, with refusal leading to penalties and waiver of self-defense claims, so more restrictions and accountability on firearm use.

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH1107 2026By Leonard Spencer (D)
  Firearm Hold Agreements

  AI summary Grants federal firearms licensees immunity from civil liability for acts or omissions related to voluntary firearm hold agreements, including return of the firearm, so dealers face less risk of lawsuits when providing this service.

  ↑Expands gun accessindustry liability
  =No change to gun accessstorage minors
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Civil Justice & Claims Subcommittee
• FLH0817 2026By Felicia Simone Robinson (D) · 1 cosponsor⚠ check quote
  Reporting Lost or Stolen Firearms

  AI summary Requires owners to report lost or stolen firearms to police within 48 hours (with details and recovery notification), so more restrictions on firearms via mandated reporting and record creation.

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0729 2026By Robin Bartleman (D) · 2 cosponsors
  Protective Injunctions and Protection Orders

  AI summary Requires respondents to surrender all firearms, ammunition, and concealed carry licenses upon issuance of a domestic violence protective injunction, with law enforcement able to seize via warrant if not surrendered, so more restrictions on firearm access for those under such orders.

  ↓Restricts gun accessred flag erpo, storage minors, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0321 2026By Christine Hunschofsky (D)
  Carrying Weapons and Firearms

  AI summary Creates a new statute and amends existing ones to prohibit carrying weapons or firearms (including by license holders) into a wide range of additional locations such as polling places, government meetings, schools, airports, courthouses, and places serving alcohol, with limited exceptions, so more場所

  ↓Restricts gun accesscarry
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0171 2026By Jervonte Edmonds (D) · 3 cosponsors
  Responsible Firearm Safety Awareness Month

  AI summary Designates June as Responsible Firearm Safety Awareness Month and encourages events promoting awareness of firearm dangers and voluntary safety training, with no change to any laws on firearm access or restrictions.

  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Government Operations Subcommittee
• FLH0159 2026By Yvonne Hayes Hinson (D) +1 · 1 cosponsor⚠ check quote
  Storage of Handguns in Private Conveyances and Vessels

  AI summary Adds a requirement that handguns not be stored in an unoccupied, unsecured private conveyance or vessel unless hidden from view and secured or locked in a container, with penalties, education requirements, and updated warnings, so more restrictions on how firearms may be stored.

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0155 2026By Yvonne Hayes Hinson (D)
  Mental Health Programs for Gun Violence Prevention

  AI summary Creates and funds a pilot program providing mental health services, conflict resolution training, and alternatives to incarceration for at-risk youth aged 10-21 to address root causes of gun violence, with referrals to a class for firearm offenders.

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Justice Budget Subcommittee
• FLH0133 2026By Tyler Sirois (R) · 18 cosponsors
  Minimum Age for Firearm Purchase or Transfer

  AI summary Lowers the minimum age for purchasing a firearm from 21 to 18 (and repeals the exception for certain officers and servicemembers), so more people can legally buy firearms.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Rules
• FLH0043 2026By Dan Daley (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Pub. Rec./Sales of Ammunition

  AI summary Makes records of ammunition buyers who pass background checks confidential and exempt from public records laws, so less public information about who has bought ammunition.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLS0896 2026By Don Gaetz (R) +2
  School Safety

  AI summary Creates a new felony for discharging a firearm or weapon within 1,000 feet of a school (with exceptions), so more restrictions on firearm discharge near schools.

  ↓Restricts gun accessweapon accessory restrictions
  ↑Expands gun accesscarry
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Mar 11: Laid on Table, refer to CS/CS/HB 757
• FLH0433 2026By Daniel Alvarez (R) +3 · 7 cosponsors
  Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

  AI summary Prohibits wearing or displaying items with the words 'concealed weapon permit' or 'concealed weapon permitholder' with intent to mislead others into believing the person is authorized to carry a concealed weapon.

  ↑Expands gun accesspreemption sanctuary
  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Mar 3: Laid on Table, refer to CS/CS/CS/SB 290
• FLH0063 2026By Christine Hunschofsky (D)
  Carrying a Handgun, Weapon, or Firearm

  AI summary Prohibits carrying handguns, weapons, or firearms into additional specified locations such as schools, colleges, polling places, and government meetings, so more restrictions on where firearms may be carried.

  ↓Restricts gun accesscarry
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Nov 4, 2025: Withdrawn prior to introduction
• FLS1716 2025By Blaise Ingoglia (R)
  Sale and Delivery of Firearms

  AI summary Removes the prohibition on persons under 21 purchasing firearms and on licensed dealers selling or transferring firearms to them, so more ability for younger adults to buy firearms.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Rules
• FLS1338 2025By Carlos Smith (D)⚠ check quote
  Assault Weapons and Large-capacity Magazines

  AI summary Prohibits the sale, transfer, and possession of assault weapons and large-capacity magazines (with grandfathering via certificates for pre-2025 ownership), so fewer people can buy, own or possess them.

  ↓Restricts gun accessweapon accessory restrictions, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS1248 2025By Jay Collins (R)
  Carrying Concealed Weapons and Firearms into Athletic Events

  AI summary Allows actively sworn law enforcement officers to carry concealed weapons or firearms into school, college, or professional athletic events (not related to firearms) when attending as private citizens, whereas this was previously prohibited for license holders.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS1096 2025By Tina Polsky (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Weapons and Firearms

  AI summary Requires background checks on all private sales and transfers of firearms (with limited exceptions), processed through a licensed dealer, so more restrictions on who can acquire firearms.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspurchase background checks, storage minors, weapon accessory restrictions, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS1042 2025By Jonathan Martin (R)
  Interfering with an Officer's Means of Protection or Communication

  AI summary Adds a new felony for depriving or rendering useless an officer's weapon (including by the new language covering digital recording devices and restraint devices), which is then listed as a level 3 offense in the offense severity ranking chart, increasing penalties for such acts.

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/CS/CS/HB 1371 (Ch. 2025-176)
• FLS0920 2025By Jay Collins (R) · 3 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Firearm Purchase or Transfer

  AI summary Lowers the minimum age for purchasing any firearm from 21 to 18 and repeals the exception allowing law enforcement, correctional officers, and servicemembers under 21 to purchase rifles or shotguns without the age restriction, so more people under 21 can buy firearms.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks
  ↓Restricts gun accesscarry
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0598 2025By Jay Collins (R)
  Enhanced Firearms Training Facilities

  AI summary Exempts state-licensed enhanced firearms training facilities in unincorporated county areas from local government planning, zoning, and public works restrictions, so more ability to establish and operate such facilities despite local rules.

  ↑Expands gun accesspreemption sanctuary
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Community Affairs
• FLS0562 2025By Blaise Ingoglia (R)
  Use of Artificial Intelligence to Detect Firearms

  AI summary Prohibits the use of AI (including with cameras) to detect firearms in public areas, with criminal penalties, so less ability to detect and respond to firearms in those spaces.

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  ↑Expands gun accesscarry
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0548 2025By Joe Gruters (R)
  Carrying Concealed Weapons and Firearms in Courthouses

  AI summary Allows judges and magistrates to carry concealed weapons or firearms into courthouses where they serve, so more ability to carry firearms in those locations.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0258 2025By Tina Polsky (D)
  Public Records/Sale or Transfer of Ammunition

  AI summary Extends public records exemption to records of ammunition buyers or transferees who pass the background check, so less public information about who has bought ammunition.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0256 2025By Tina Polsky (D)
  Sale or Transfer of Ammunition

  AI summary Extends the existing background check requirement for firearms to also cover all sales or transfers of ammunition (with limited exceptions for temporary transfers at ranges, hunting, etc.), so more restrictions on ammunition access.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspurchase background checks
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0254 2025By Tina Polsky (D)
  Firearms

  AI summary Expands the definition of 'machine gun' to include firearms modified by a conversion kit, tool, accessory, or device to mimic automatic fire or increase the rate of fire beyond unassisted single-pull capability, so more firearms are classified as machine guns subject to restrictions.

  ↓Restricts gun accessweapon accessory restrictions, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0252 2025By Tina Polsky (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Weapons and Firearms

  AI summary Requires background checks and licensed-dealer processing for all private firearm sales and transfers between unlicensed persons (with listed exceptions), so more background checks before private transfers.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspurchase background checks, storage minors, weapon accessory restrictions, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0238 2025By Tina Polsky (D)
  Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition

  AI summary Repeals the state statute that preempts local regulation of firearms and ammunition, allowing cities and counties to enact their own gun rules.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspreemption sanctuary
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Judiciary
• FLS0190 2025By Darryl Rouson (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Storage of Handguns in Private Conveyances and Vessels

  AI summary Requires secure storage of handguns in unoccupied, unsecured private conveyances or vessels and mandates county ordinances imposing sanctions (including parent education, community service, and counseling) on parents whose children under 18 steal a handgun from such vehicles, so more restrictions on

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0188 2025By Lori Berman (D)
  Possession or Use of a Firearm in a Sensitive Location

  AI summary Prohibits possession of firearms in a wide range of defined sensitive locations such as health facilities, government buildings, parks, schools, places of worship, transportation facilities, bars, and entertainment venues, so less ability to carry firearms in those places.

  ↓Restricts gun accesscarry, weapon accessory restrictions
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0186 2025By Lori Berman (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Safe Storage of Firearms and Ammunition in Motor Vehicles and Vessels

  AI summary Requires owners to lock firearms and ammunition in a trunk, locked glove box, or affixed container when left in an unattended vehicle or vessel, so more restrictions on firearm storage.

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLH6003 2025By Dan Daley (D)
  Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition

  AI summary Repeals the state statute that preempts local regulation of firearms and ammunition, allowing cities and counties to enact their own gun rules and thereby reducing statewide uniformity that had expanded gun rights.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspreemption sanctuary
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH1621 2025By Kevin Chambliss (D)
  Offenses Involving Firearms with Bump Stocks

  AI summary Expands the definition of 'machine gun' to include firearms modified by bump stocks or similar devices to increase rate of fire, and adds a new prohibition on bump-fire stocks as a level 5 felony, so more restrictions on such accessories.

  ↓Restricts gun accessweapon accessory restrictions, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH1021 2025By Jeff Holcomb (R) +3 · 5 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Carrying of Handguns or Weapons by Law Enforcement Officers Attending Athletic Events

  AI summary Creates an exception allowing off-duty certified law enforcement officers to carry a concealed weapon or firearm at non-firearms-related athletic events as private citizens (if they meet venue verification rules), so more ability to carry firearms in those locations.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry, preemption sanctuary
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Rules
• FLH1019 2025By Christine Hunschofsky (D) · 15 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Weapons and Firearms

  AI summary Requires all firearm sales or transfers between unlicensed persons to go through a licensed dealer who must conduct a NICS background check on the transferee, so more background checks before private transfers.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspurchase background checks, storage minors, weapon accessory restrictions, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0917 2025By Taylor Yarkosky (R)
  Enhanced Firearms Training Facilities

  AI summary Exempts state-licensed enhanced firearms training facilities in unincorporated areas from local government planning, zoning, and public works restrictions, so more ability to establish and operate such facilities without local limits.

  ↑Expands gun accesspreemption sanctuary, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0759 2025By Michelle Salzman (R) +1 · 14 cosponsors
  Minimum Age for Firearm Purchase or Transfer

  AI summary Lowers the minimum age for purchasing a firearm from 21 to 18 (and repeals the exception for certain officers and servicemembers), so more people can legally buy firearms.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Rules
• FLH0491 2025By Monique Miller (R) +1 · 3 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Use of Artificial Intelligence by Governmental Agencies to Detect Concealed Firearms

  AI summary Prohibits governmental agencies from using AI with cameras to detect concealed firearms in most public places (with narrow exceptions for schools and certain listed locations), so less use of this technology to restrict carrying of concealed firearms.

  ↑Expands gun accessother, carry
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Rules
• FLH0055 2025By Dan Daley (D)
  Pub. Rec./Sales of Ammunition

  AI summary Makes records of ammunition buyers who pass background checks confidential and exempt from public records laws, so less public information about who has bought ammunition.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0053 2025By Dan Daley (D)
  Sales of Ammunition

  AI summary Extends the existing background check requirement for firearm sales to also cover sales or transfers of ammunition to non-exempt buyers, so more restrictions on ammunition access.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspurchase background checks
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0015 2025By Yvonne Hayes Hinson (D) · 8 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Storage of Handguns in Private Conveyances and Vessels

  AI summary Requires secure storage of handguns in unoccupied, unsecured private conveyances or vessels (with definitions and exceptions), plus mandates promotional campaigns and county ordinances with sanctions (including parent education, community service, counseling) for parents of children under 18 who are

  ↓Restricts gun accessstorage minors, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0383 2025By Jeff Holcomb (R) +3 · 10 cosponsors
  Purchase and Possession of Firearms by Law Enforcement Officers, Correctional Officers, Correctional Probation Officers, and Servicemembers

  AI summary Expands the right of correctional probation officers to carry concealed firearms off-duty at the discretion of superior officers and clarifies their status as qualified law enforcement officers under federal law.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry, purchase background checks, other
  Stage: Law Jun 6, 2025: Chapter No. 2025-120
• FLH6025 2025By Monique Miller (R) +1 · 17 cosponsors
  Restrictions on Firearms and Ammunition During Emergencies

  AI summary Repeals a state statute that imposed automatic restrictions on the sale, purchase, and carrying of firearms and ammunition during declared emergencies, so more ability to buy, sell, and carry firearms during emergencies.

  ↑Expands gun accesspreemption sanctuary, other
  Stage: Law May 29, 2025: Chapter No. 2025-103
• FLS1470 2025By Daniel Burgess (R) +1
  School Safety

  AI summary Extends the school guardian program (which allows trained personnel to carry firearms on premises) to child care facilities, private schools, and security guards, with certification, training, and reporting requirements.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: Law May 22, 2025: Chapter No. 2025-58
• FLS1444 2025By Jay Collins (R) +3
  Public Safety

  AI summary Expands the right of off-duty law enforcement officers, judges, state attorneys and assistant state attorneys to carry concealed firearms and use them in the same manner as on-duty officers.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry, other
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Apr 29, 2025: Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/CS/CS/HB 1371 (Ch. 2025-176)
• FLS0490 2025By Jay Collins (R) +1
  Concealed Carry Licensing Requirements for Law Enforcement Officers, Correctional Officers, Correctional Probation Officers, and Military Servicemembers

  AI summary Expands the right of correctional probation officers to carry concealed firearms off-duty at the discretion of their superior officers, and clarifies that they qualify as qualified law enforcement officers under federal law.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry, purchase background checks
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Apr 28, 2025: Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/CS/HB 383 (Ch. 2025-120)
• FLS0952 2025By Blaise Ingoglia (R) · 2 cosponsors
  Restrictions on Firearms and Ammunition During Emergencies

  AI summary Repeals a statute that imposed automatic restrictions on the sale, purchase, and carrying of firearms and ammunition during declared emergencies, thereby removing those limits.

  ↑Expands gun accesspreemption sanctuary, other
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Apr 23, 2025: Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see HB 6025 (Ch. 2025-103)
• FLS0094 2025By Randy Fine (R) · 1 cosponsor
  Sales or Transfers of Firearms to Persons Under 21 Years of Age

  AI summary Repeals the prohibition on sales or transfers of firearms to persons under 21 (with exceptions for certain officers and servicemembers), so more people under 21 can legally buy or receive firearms.

  ↑Expands gun accesspurchase background checks, other
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Apr 7, 2025: Withdrawn from further consideration
• FLS0814 2025By Randy Fine (R)
  Weapons or Firearms at School-sponsored Events or on School Property

  AI summary Changes the prohibition from 'possessing' to 'storing' a firearm on school property and adds an exception allowing persons to carry firearms on college or university property, so more ability to carry firearms on campus.

  ↑Expands gun accessstorage minors
  ↓Restricts gun accesspreemption sanctuary
  =No change to gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Mar 25, 2025: Laid on Table
• FLH0065 2025By Christine Hunschofsky (D) · 3 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Sale, Transfer, and Storage of Firearms

  AI summary Requires background checks on all private sales and transfers of firearms by routing them through licensed dealers, so more background checks before gun transfers.

  ↓Restricts gun accesspurchase background checks, storage minors, weapon accessory restrictions, other
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Feb 24, 2025: Withdrawn prior to introduction
• FLH0441 2025By Yvonne Hayes Hinson (D)⚠ check quote
  Gun Violence Prevention Pilot Program

  AI summary Creates and funds a pilot program providing mental health services, conflict resolution training, and alternatives to incarceration for at-risk youth aged 10-21 to address root causes of gun violence, so fewer incidents of gun violence.

  ↓Restricts gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Feb 18, 2025: Withdrawn prior to introduction
• FLH0031 2025By Joel Rudman (R)
  Carrying and Possession of Weapons and Firearms

  AI summary Repeals the entire statute relating to risk protection orders (extreme risk protection orders), eliminating the mechanism to temporarily remove firearms from at-risk individuals.

  ↑Expands gun accesscarry, preemption sanctuary, red flag erpo
  =No change to gun accessweapon accessory restrictions
  ↔Mixed gun accessother
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Jan 2, 2025: Withdrawn prior to introduction

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