HB129 Makes it a misdemeanor for any person to sell ammunition for any firearm to any person except upon proof that the purchaser is the registered owner of the firearm for which the ammunition is being purchased or, in the case of ammunition for a lawfully unregistered rifle, must show proof of purchase. Same as SB136, and same as last year's bill. Busy work for the gun shops. JHA HB205 Prohibits the issuance of a firearms permit unless the applicant shows proof that the applicant has obtained a gun lock for every firearm acquired. Makes permits for rifles and shotguns valid for only one purchase.
Trigger locks are dangerous.
Long guns traditionally have been regulated less, presumably because fewer are involved in crime. Proponents want to make long gun purchases as humbug as for handguns. JHA HB207 Requires a seller or transferor of a pistol, revolver, rifle, or shotgun to include a gun locking mechanism with every sale or transfer. Requires the use of trigger locks. Most proponents of this type of legislation have never pulled a trigger or seen a trigger lock.