Jaime’s Law
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Summary
The bill, titled Jaime's Law, amends federal law so that ammunition transfers between private parties must generally be routed through a licensed importer, manufacturer, or dealer, who must conduct a background check as they would for a firearm transfer. It creates exceptions for law enforcement and military personnel, certain family transfers, transfers to estates, emergency transfers, and temporary transfers at shooting ranges, for hunting or fishing, or in the transferor's presence. The bill also includes conforming amendments to related statutes, bars creation of a national firearms or ammunition registry, preserves state authority in this area, and takes effect 180 days after enactment.
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