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This page collects the 83 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Weapons”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Public Safety, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, and Firearms.

Active Bills

State BillNEW YORKSep 25, 2026New York bill bans shock gloves and makes possession a misdemeanorThis bill prohibits any person, firm, or corporation from importing, manufacturing, selling, holding for sale, or distributing shock gloves in New York. It classifies the possession of shock gloves asState BillNEW YORKSep 2, 2026New York bans shock gloves and makes possession a misdemeanorState BillMICHIGANJun 23, 2026Michigan House Bill 4026 extends use tax exemption for firearm safety devicesState BillMICHIGANJun 23, 2026Michigan House Bill 4025 extends sales tax exemption for firearm safety devicesState BillRHODE ISLANDJun 18, 2026Rhode Island requires shooting ranges to post suicide prevention helpline signsState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri House Bill 1916 removes short-barreled rifles and shotguns from prohibited weapons listState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri House Bill 2135 lowers concealed carry permit age requirement to 18 and updates permit fees and rulesState BillMISSOURIMay 15, 2026Missouri House Bill 2523 raises concealed carry permit age minimum to 21 and modifies firearm regulations

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Recent Activity

  1. Fri, Aug 71 item
    1. U.S. Army opens test ranges to private companies to accelerate weapons developmentThe U.S. Army is granting private companies access to military test ranges to speed up the development and acquisition of missiles, drones, and other defense technologies. This initiative aims to shorMiami-Dade County

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Key Actors

  1. 01Bureau of Criminal Identificationorganization3 mentions
  2. 02General Assemblyorganization3 mentions
  3. 03Kelly A Breenperson2 mentions
  4. 04Natalie Priceperson2 mentions
  5. 05Denise Mentzerperson2 mentions
  6. 06Utah Board of Higher Educationorganization2 mentions
  7. 07Rhode Islandlocation2 mentions
  8. 08Joseph Englerperson2 mentions
  9. 09Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committeeorganization2 mentions
  10. 10Supreme Court of the State of New Yorkorganization2 mentions

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  • Topic to billsNew York bill bans shock gloves and makes possession a misdemeanor, New York bans shock gloves and makes possession a misdemeanor, Michigan House Bill 4026 extends use tax exemption for firearm safety devices (+26 more)
  • Topic to peopleKelly A Breen, Natalie Price, Denise Mentzer (+1 more)
  • Topic to orgsBureau of Criminal Identification, General Assembly, Utah Board of Higher Education (+2 more)
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  1. Sep 25, 2026State BillNew York bill bans shock gloves and makes possession a misdemeanor
  2. Sep 2, 2026State BillNew York bans shock gloves and makes possession a misdemeanor
  3. Aug 7, 2026NewsU.S. Army opens test ranges to private companies to accelerate weapons development
  4. Jun 23, 2026State BillMichigan House Bill 4026 extends use tax exemption for firearm safety devices
  5. Jun 23, 2026State BillMichigan House Bill 4025 extends sales tax exemption for firearm safety devices
  6. Jun 18, 2026State BillRhode Island requires shooting ranges to post suicide prevention helpline signs
  7. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 1916 removes short-barreled rifles and shotguns from prohibited weapons list
  8. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 2135 lowers concealed carry permit age requirement to 18 and updates permit fees and rules
  9. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 2523 raises concealed carry permit age minimum to 21 and modifies firearm regulations
  10. May 15, 2026State BillMissouri House Bill 2131 Reinstates Permit Requirements for Carrying Concealed Firearms

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