The Firearms Interstate Commerce Reform Act would expand the ability of licensed firearms dealers to conduct sales and transfers across state lines. Currently, federal law restricts most firearm sales to the dealer's home state, but this bill would allow licensed dealers to sell firearms to customers in any state and permit transfers between licensed dealers regardless of location. The bill also expands residency definitions for active-duty military members and federal employees stationed abroad, allowing them more flexibility in where they can purchase firearms. The legislation contains no new funding requirements or specific implementation timelines. The changes would primarily affect licensed firearms dealers and military personnel by reducing geographic restrictions on firearm transactions.
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