FIREARM Act

S. 1922 would provide federal firearm licensees with an opportunity to correct violations of statutory and regulatory requirements related to firearms licensing. The bill aims to give licensees a chance to remedy compliance issues rather than face immediate penalties or license revocation.

This legislation would apply to individuals and entities that hold federal firearms licenses (FFLs) under existing federal firearms law. By allowing a correction period, the bill seeks to address technical or administrative violations that may occur in the course of firearms licensing operations.

As introduced, this bill has not yet advanced to committee action. Most bills introduced in Congress do not proceed beyond the introduction stage, so passage is uncertain.