10/29/2026
Keeping our laws up to date to protect Second Amendment rights is something I will always stand for.
Following a federal court ruling that removed certain National Fi****ms Act requirements for short-barreled ri**es, short-barreled sh****ns, and suppressors, many law-abiding gun owners were left concerned that outdated and conflicting state laws could expose them to felony liability for conduct that was previously lawful.
That’s why I co-sponsored HB 6285 to repeal outdated state restrictions, eliminate conflicting definitions in Michigan law, and remove associated penalties to ensure state law reflects these federal court decisions. The legislation also removes the prohibition on suppressors and repeals Section 224b, protecting law-abiding citizens from felony charges related to the manufacture, transfer, or possession of short-barreled ri**es, short-barreled sh****ns, and suppressors.
Let's keep it simple: Michigan's law-abiding gun owners should not face state felony charges because state law has failed to keep pace with changes in the courts.