Bill > S1234

This bill seeks to repeal Section 790.222 of Florida Statutes, which previously prohibited bump-fire stocks. Bump-fire stocks are attachments for firearms that allow a semi-automatic weapon to fire more rapidly by using the weapon's recoil to simulate automatic fire, effectively increasing the rate of fire to near-automatic weapon speeds. By removing this existing prohibition, the bill would allow the possession, sale, and use of bump-fire stocks in Florida. The bill would take effect immediately upon becoming law, meaning that once signed by the appropriate government official, bump-fire stocks would no longer be banned in the state. This legislative action represents a significant change in Florida's firearm accessory regulations, potentially making such devices legally accessible to gun owners in the state.

https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2025/1234