Delaware SB300: Amendments to State Code on Deadly Weapons Dealers Passes Senate
State bill SB300 — Delaware — status: passed chamber
Official title: An Act To Amend Title 11, Title 16, And Title 24 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Deadly Weapons Dealers.
What it does
SB300 would amend Titles 11, 16, and 24 of the Delaware Code to revise statutes relating to "deadly weapons dealers." The Senate passed the bill 14–7; it now proceeds to the Delaware House for further consideration. The official bill text is available from the legislature for review to see the specific statutory changes.
Industry impact
Practical effects for firearms businesses depend on the bill's specific provisions; the title indicates changes to criminal statutes, public health or safety provisions, and professional/regulatory sections that govern dealers. If enacted, SB300 could require updates to licensing, recordkeeping, reporting, inspection practices, or could change penalties — creating procedural or compliance work for dealers, manufacturers, and NFA/SOT holders. Until the full enrolled language or final amendments are available, businesses should review the bill text and monitor the House process to assess concrete operational impacts.
Latest official status: Passed By Senate. Votes: 14 YES 7 NO
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