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Protect Our Military Families’ 2nd Amendment Rights Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  567 words in original text
This bill changes federal firearms laws to give military spouses the same rights as active duty military members when buying or receiving firearms and ammunition. The bill applies these rights at any location where a military member is stationed outside the United States.
Active duty military members and their spouses.
• Military spouses can receive firearms and ammunition under the same rules as active duty military members at any duty station outside the United States (Sec. 2) • A military spouse's legal residency for federal firearms purposes is determined the same way as an active duty member's residency, meaning a spouse is considered a resident of the state where the member maintains legal residence, where the permanent duty station is located, or where the member maintains a home and commutes from daily (Sec. 3)
If this bill becomes law, military spouses will be treated the same as active duty members under federal firearms laws regarding receiving firearms and ammunition at duty stations. The law will also recognize a military spouse as a resident of up to three states for federal firearms purposes instead of applying different residency rules.
None defined.
The bill takes effect six months after the date this law is signed (Sec. 4).
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