Missouri House of Representatives
95th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2009)
Bills Indexed by Subject
FIREARMS AND FIREWORKS
HB 230 --- Sponsor: Roorda, Jeff
Specifies that a person who steals or receives a stolen firearm or an explosive weapon will be guilty of a class C felony regardless of the item's value HB 244 --- Sponsor: Hodges, Steve --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff
Adds prosecuting attorneys, assistant prosecuting attorneys, circuit attorneys, and assistant circuit attorneys to the list of individuals who are exempt from the concealed carry permit requirements HB 302 --- Sponsor: Dethrow, Mike --- CoSponsor: Dieckhaus, Scott
Changes the laws regarding the firearms safety training requirement for obtaining a permit to carry a concealed weapon to allow proof of certain types of military service to satisfy the requirement HB 562 --- Sponsor: Burlison, Eric --- CoSponsor: Leara, Mike
Extends from three to five years the time period that a concealed carry endorsement will be valid HB 580 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Parson, Michael L.
Establishes the Line of Duty Compensation Act which authorizes a claim to be filed with the Division of Workers' Compensation by the estate of public safety workers who are killed in the line of duty HB 603 --- Sponsor: Leara, Mike
Exempts antique firearms from the definition of "firearm" as it relates to weapon offenses HB 618 --- Sponsor: Brown, Dan --- CoSponsor: Leara, Mike
Lowers the minimum age requirement for obtaining a concealed carry endorsement from 23 years of age to 21 years of age HB 632 --- Sponsor: Guest, Jim --- CoSponsor: Day, David
Establishes the Missouri Right to Protection Act HB 645 --- Sponsor: Munzlinger, Brian --- CoSponsor: Ruzicka, Don
Removes the provision prohibiting a person with a valid concealed carry endorsement or permit from carrying a concealed firearm into any higher education institution HB 690 --- Sponsor: Funderburk, Doug --- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Requires all public firearms ranges owned and operated by the State of Missouri or its agencies to allow the use of B-27 targets HB 786 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael --- CoSponsor: Schieffer, Ed
Prohibits any condemning authority from acquiring by eminent domain any real property of a commercial gun shop, hunting preserve, or shooting range HB 813 --- Sponsor: Jones, Kenny --- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Specifies that sheriffs may charge a fee for a change of address or name for a concealed carry endorsement HB 875 --- Sponsor: Largent, Scott --- CoSponsor: Leara, Mike
Requires political subdivisions to regulate firearms by adopting ordinances consistent with the weapons offenses and with the justification defense in state law HB 936 --- Sponsor: Wildberger, Edward --- CoSponsor: Walsh, Regina
Changes the laws regarding the criminal justice system and establishes Christy's Law regarding a drug test for victims of sexual offenses HB 972 --- Sponsor: Pollock, Darrell --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.
Allows criminal investigators of the Criminal Investigation Bureau within the Department of Revenue to be appointed by the department director as peace officers and to carry firearms at all times HB 977 --- Sponsor: Parkinson, Mark A. --- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Establishes the Annual Sportsman Sales Tax Holiday Act which authorizes an annual state sales and use tax exemption on purchases of certain outdoor sportsman equipment HB 984 --- Sponsor: Zerr, Anne
Allows the Conservation Commission to permanently revoke the hunting permit or privilege of any person who accidentally kills another person while hunting HB 990 --- Sponsor: Kratky, Michele --- CoSponsor: Hummel, Jacob
Expands the crime of unlawful use of a weapon to include knowingly possessing a quantity of illegal drugs sufficient for a felony conviction while also in possession of a firearm HB 1073 --- Sponsor: Riddle, Jeanie --- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Lowers the minimum age requirement for obtaining a concealed carry endorsement from 23 years of age to 21 years of age HCR 45 --- Sponsor: Wallace, Maynard
Opposes any federal infringement on citizens' right to keep and bear arms under the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution
SB 52 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Modifies various provisions relating to domestic violence
SB 68 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm
SB 82 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Yvonne S.
Expands the crime of unlawful use of weapons to include discharging a firearm for celebrating in an urban area
SB 205 --- Sponsor: Shoemyer, Wes
Prohibits the condemnation of property owned by certain gun club or sportsmen's club

Missouri House of Representatives
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