As I noted last week, Rep. King (R,NY) introduced HR 2836,
the Explosive Materials Background Check Act. This bill is actually a
companion bill to S 792 that was introduced by the late Sen. Lautenberg
(D,NJ) back in April. I described that bill this way:
“The bill would amend Chapter 14 of
18 USC, modifying some definitions and adding some new unlawful acts in the
selling of explosives. It would also provide two new reasons for denying or
revoking federal explosives licenses and permits.”
That bill has not gotten anywhere in the Senate and this
bill is unlikely to go anywhere in the House. It is a technical correction to a
relatively obscure law and is unlikely to bring the attention necessary to get
it through the legislative process.
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