Missouri House of Representatives
95th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2010)
Bills Indexed by Subject
FIREARMS AND FIREWORKS
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HB 1206 --- Sponsor:
Gatschenberger, Chuck --- CoSponsor:
Munzlinger, Brian
Lowers the age at which a person can obtain a concealed carry endorsement
from 23 to 21 years of age and increases the period of time an endorsement
is valid from three years to five years
HB 1230 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia
L. --- CoSponsor: Day, David
Establishes the Missouri Firearms Freedom Act
HB 1232 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia
L. --- CoSponsor: Dugger, Tony
Revises the crime of unlawful use of weapons by allowing any individual
who is lawfully allowed to possess a firearm or weapon to openly carry
it into any church or assembled place of worship
HB 1239 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia
L. --- CoSponsor: Kraus, Will
Increases the period of time a concealed carry endorsement is valid
from three years to five years from the date of issuance or renewal
HB 1291 --- Sponsor:
Burlison, Eric
Increases the period of time a concealed carry endorsement is valid
from three years to five years from the date of issuance or renewal
HB 1308 --- Sponsor: Hodges, Steve
--- CoSponsor: Molendorp, Chris
Adds prosecuting attorneys, assistant prosecuting attorneys, circuit
attorneys, and assistant circuit attorneys to the list of individuals
who are exempt from certain concealed carry permit requirements
HB 1352 --- Sponsor:
Schad, Rodney --- CoSponsor: Jones, Kenny
Increases the period of time a concealed carry endorsement is valid
from three years to five years from the date of issuance or renewal
HB 1362 --- Sponsor:
Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
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 1376 --- Sponsor: Pollock, Darrell
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 1387 --- Sponsor:
Gatschenberger, Chuck --- CoSponsor: Jones, Timothy W.
Establishes the Firearms and Ammunition Sales Tax Holiday
HB 1395 --- Sponsor:
Roorda, Jeff
Revises the laws regarding firearms to make them consistent with
federal law by specifying that a convicted felon will be guilty of unlawful
possession of a firearm only if the firearm is concealable
HB 1506 --- Sponsor: Smith, Jason
--- CoSponsor: Dieckhaus, Scott
Establishes the Missouri Firearms Freedom Act
HB 1515 --- Sponsor:
Funderburk, Doug --- CoSponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck
Establishes the Missouri Firearms Freedom Act
HB 1718 --- Sponsor:
Schieffer, Ed --- CoSponsor: Emery, Edgar G. H.
Prohibits the sales tax on firearms or ammunition from being levied
at a higher rate than for any sales tax or other excise tax charged
on sporting goods or equipment or hunting equipment
HB 1756 --- Sponsor:
Dethrow, Mike --- CoSponsor: Kraus, Will
Changes the laws regarding concealed carry endorsements
HB 1781 --- Sponsor: Riddle, Jeanie
--- CoSponsor: Brown, Dan
Changes the laws regarding carrying concealed weapons in the State
Capitol Building
HB 1802 --- Sponsor:
Gatschenberger, Chuck --- CoSponsor:
Munzlinger, Brian
Allows a resident of Missouri to purchase rifles and shotguns in
any state and allows a resident of any state to purchase rifles and
shotguns in Missouri if he or she conforms to certain laws
HB 1910 --- Sponsor:
Munzlinger, Brian --- CoSponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck
Allows a resident of Missouri to purchase rifles and shotguns in
any state and allows a resident of any state to purchase rifles and
shotguns in Missouri if he or she conforms to certain laws
HB 1944 --- Sponsor: Brown, Dan
--- CoSponsor: Schad, Rodney
Lowers the age at which a person can obtain a concealed carry endorsement
from 23 to 21 years of age
HB 1958 --- Sponsor: Stacey Newman
--- CoSponsor: Atkins, Bert
Changes the laws regarding domestic violence
HB 2076 --- Sponsor: Parson, Michael
L. --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney
Changes the laws regarding concealed carry endorsements
HB 2085 --- Sponsor: Riddle, Jeanie
--- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Prohibits sales tax on firearms and ammunition from being imposed
at a higher rate than the sales tax rate or any other excise tax rate
imposed on other hunting or sporting goods
HB 2088 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael
--- CoSponsor: Hughes, Leonard
Lowers the age at which a person can obtain a concealed carry endorsement
from 23 to 21 years of age
HB 2089 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael
--- CoSponsor: Hughes, Leonard
Increases the time period a concealed carry endorsement is valid
from three years to five years
HB 2092 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael
--- CoSponsor: Casey, Ron
Establishes the Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday
HB 2128 --- Sponsor:
Roorda, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.
Revises the crime of unlawful use of weapons by making it lawful
for a person to possess a firearm or projectile weapon, while intoxicated,
in their own residence except in certain specified circum
HB 2150 --- Sponsor: Largent, Scott
--- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Revises the law concerning state preemption of firearms legislation
HB 2181 --- Sponsor:
Munzlinger, Brian --- CoSponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck
Requires concealed carry endorsement holders to review weapons and
use of force laws every three years and extends the validity period
for a concealed carry endorsement to five years
HB 2216 --- Sponsor:
Kratky, Michele --- CoSponsor: Munzlinger, Brian
Expands the crime of unlawful use of a weapon to include knowingly
possessing a firearm while also in possession of controlled substances
that are sufficient for a felony violation under section 19
HB 2217 --- Sponsor:
Kratky, Michele --- CoSponsor: Meadows, Tim
Revises the crime of unlawful use of a weapon and authorizes the
suspension or revocation of a concealed carry endorsement when the holder
is convicted of possession of a firearm while committing a felo
HB 2257 --- Sponsor:
Bruns, Mark J.
Revises various laws concerning the regulation of fireworks
HCR 40 --- Sponsor: Wallace, Maynard
--- CoSponsor: Keeney, Shelley
Opposes any federal infringement on citizens' right to keep and
bear arms under the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution
SB 592 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Modifies various provisions relating to domestic violence
SB 646 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan
Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm
SB 660 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Yvonne
S.
Expands the crime of unlawful use of a weapon to include discharging
a firearm in Kansas City for celebratory purposes
SB 740 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim
Exempts prosecuting and circuit attorneys who have completed the firearms
safety training course required to obtain a conceal carry endorsement
from certain otherwise unlawful uses of a weapon
SB 810 --- Sponsor: Lager, Brad
Modifies provisions relating to the regulation of fireworks
SB 964 --- Sponsor: Barnitz, Frank
A.
Allows criminal investigators with the Department of Revenue to be appointed
by the department director as peace officers and to carry firearms
SB 968 --- Sponsor: Stouffer, Bill
Lowers the age requirement for a concealed carry endorsement from twenty-three
to twenty-one
SB 1005 --- Sponsor: Schaefer, Kurt
Changes the laws regarding the use of deadly force by a private property
owner or lessor, exempts antique firearms from certain weapons offenses,
and modifies provisions concerning concealed carry
SB 1045 --- Sponsor: Wright-Jones,
Robin
Makes it a crime for a person under the age of twenty-five in St. Louis
to knowingly occupy a vehicle with a firearm
