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Understanding AB 28: An Overview of Firearms Tax AB 28, also known as the Firearms Tax legislation, is a hotly debated topic that has sparked discussions among gun owners and retailers alike. This legislation aims to introduce a tax on firearms and ammunition sales in an effort to generate revenue for public safety initiatives. While the idea of taxing firearms may seem controversial to some, proponents argue that it could be a way to fund programs aimed at reducing gun violence and improving community safety. What AB 28 Specifies About Firearms Tax AB 28 specifies that a tax would be imposed on the sale of firearms and ammunition at a rate yet to be determined. The funds generated from this tax would go towards funding various public safety programs, including mental health services, law enforcement training, and violence prevention efforts. Supporters of the bill believe that this tax could help offset the societal costs associated with gun violence and provide much-needed resource...

December 7, 2017 marked the passage in the US House of Representatives of a bill that “would allow  firearm  owners who legally carry concealed  firearms  in one state to carry them in the other 49 States, sending a major expansion of  firearm  rights to the Senate.” While the bill faces substantial opposition in the U.S. Senate, the bill may impact many CCW/CPL holders in Michigan and other states. The bill would permit for a person who has a permit to carry a concealed  gun  in one State, Michigan as an example, to travel with their concealed firearm lawfully into the other 49 States. Carrying Concealed Weapons in Michigan For Michigan residents who have firearms and possess a permit to carry a concealed  gun , the proposed legislation would  permit  you to have your weapon with you when you travel across State lines. The legislation would also  enable  persons from any other State who possessed a permit to carry a concealed  gun  to bring their firearms into the State of Michigan a...