Committee Advances Bill Lowering Age to Restore Firearm Rights for Some Juvenile Convictions
House bill 2676, which reduces the minimum age to regain firearm possession rights from 30 to 25 for certain juvenile convictions and aligns gun-rights restoration with juvenile record-destruction statutes, received a 'do pass' recommendation from the committee after proponents said the bill remedies an age-disparity problem.
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A Special House Committee on Government recommended House Bill 2676 for a 'do pass' Feb. 10, 2026. The bill reduces the minimum age for restoring the right to possess a firearm from 30 to 25 for individuals convicted in juvenile court of dangerous or serious offenses and broadens conditions under which other juvenile-felony convictions could allow rights restoration.
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