2A Laws — Firearms Legislation Tracker

Firearms legislation and ATF rulemaking tracked from official sources (Congress.gov, the Federal Register, and state legislatures) and explained in plain English: what each bill or rule does and what it means for dealers, manufacturers, and NFA buyers. General information, not legal advice.

• US — Bill would incentivize development and procurement of less‑lethal law‑enforcement tools via tax changes (HB2189) — State bill, passed chamber
• Minnesota — Minnesota bill would ban possession of semiautomatic 'military-style' assault weapons; referred to committee (SF3654) — State bill, in committee
• Virginia — VA HB1359 — proposal to change firearm purchase requirements and penalties; left in Appropriations (HB1359) — State bill, in committee
• US — Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act of 2026 would create federal ERPO framework (HB7599) — State bill, in committee
• Minnesota — MN HF3434 would ban possession of semiautomatic 'military-style' assault weapons and large-capacity magazines (HF3434) — State bill, in committee
• Firearm Access During Shutdowns Act of 2025 would require continued operation of firearms-related federal services during government shutdowns (S 3085) — Federal bill, in committee
• House Concurrent Resolution honoring 15th anniversary of 2011 Tucson shooting and survivors including Gabby Giffords (HCONRES 69) — Federal bill, in committee
• Ohio — Ohio HB 338 ('Andy's Law') introduced and referred to Judiciary; bill text not yet summarized (HB338) — State bill, in committee
• Illinois — Illinois HB5053 would change FOID mental-health disqualifications and reporting; referred to Rules Committee (HB5053) — State bill, in committee
• West Virginia — WV HB5397 would exempt firearm suppressors from state sales tax (HB5397) — State bill, in committee
• Ohio — Ohio HB614, 'Second Chance Safety Act,' introduced and referred to Public Safety Committee (HB614) — State bill, in committee
• Gun Trafficker Detection Act (H.R. 1456) — referred to House Judiciary (HR 1456) — Federal bill, in committee
• Oklahoma — Oklahoma SB1845 would exempt firearms, accessories, and ammunition from state sales tax (SB1845) — State bill, in committee

Also see current NFA laws by state and the NFA & FFL guides.