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SB 243 Oregon

Ban RFAs, Regulate Concealed Carry Locations (Was: Relating to Firearm Background Checks)

The latest version of SB 243 has successfully passed out of the Oregon Senate. The -A9 amendment retains important provisions, including a ban on rapid-fire activators and the ability for certain public buildings to prohibit individuals with concealed handgun licenses from bringing loaded, hidden firearms into those spaces.

Tragically, this version also includes a harmful change: the removal of the 72-hour waiting period, a concession supported by Democratic Representative Paul Evans. Eliminating this commonsense safeguard will very likely contribute to continued high rates of firearm-related suicide.

Position: Support

Status: House Rules Committee

HB 3076-2 Oregon

State Licensing for Arms Dealers

Arms dealers in Oregon are required to have a federal license to be "in the business" of selling firearms. HB 3076-2 requires federally licensed firearms dealers operating in Oregon to also be licensed by the state of Oregon. Security, accountability, and reporting requirements are required.

Position: Support

Status: House Ways and Means

SB 1015 Oregon

Funding to Reduce Community Gun Violence

Chief Sponsor: Senator Sollman

Position: Support

Status: Joint Committee On Ways and Means

HB 3075 Oregon

Modifications to Ballot Measure 114

HB 3075-2 makes minor but necessary modifications to Measure 114. These modifications are supported by Lift Every Voice Oregon and Ceasefire Oregon. On June 2, 2025, SCOTUS declined to hear a challenge on a high-capacity magazine ban in the case Ocean Tactical Supply v Rhode Island thus creating a solid foundation for moving forward with HB 3075.

Position: Support

Status: House Judiciary Committee

SB 947-1 Oregon

“Militia” References Change to “National Guard”

Changes the term “militia” in the state statutes to “national guard.”

Position: Support

Status: Senate Committee On Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs