We have contacted and consulted multiple investigators at the Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI), law enforcement officers, and attorneys to put together the best and most current information for you. Let's get straight to the facts. If you currently have a medical cannabis card and submit an application to obtain a Utah concealed firearm permit... Read More

Updated February 12th, 2021 This Bill was signed by Governor Cox. The new law will take effect 60 days from the end of the Legislative Session on Tuesday, May 5th, 2021 See more information here.

NOTE: This Bill is the same as H.B. 87 Safe Storage of Firearms Amendments which failed to pass in the 2019 Legislative Session. The following is the same text from our post last year because it's the same Bill. Under this Bill it would make it a class B misdemeanor for an owner of a firearm... Read More

Under current law it is a Class A Misdemeanor to change, alter, remove, or obliterate the name of the maker, model, manufacturer's number, or other mark of identification on any handgun (pistol or revolver). This Bill would change the law to include ALL firearms and make it a Third Degree Felony instead of a Class... Read More

This Bill Was Tabled (Failed) This bill is the same as a Bill (H.B. 190 Liability of Firearm Custodian) also known as “Lauren’s Law” which failed in the 2019 Legislative Session. The following is the same text from our post last year because it's the same Bill, just a different title. Let's start off with... Read More

Currently a person cannot have a firearm in their residence, which means "an improvement to real property used or occupied as a primary or secondary residence", if they sign a lease agreement or other document with a landlord (owner of the property) for an apartment, room of a house, condominium, duplex, townhome, etc. which specifically... Read More

This Bill provides a process for surrendering a firearm after an individual becomes a restricted person. Because this Bill does not restrict any rights we do not support nor oppose this Bill.  We Do Not Support Nor Oppose This Bill H.B. 267 Prohibited Persons Amendments This Bill • Defines terms; and • Requires a restricted person... Read More