Senate advances bill aimed at 3-D-printed 'ghost guns' despite industry concerns
The chamber voted to advance engrossed substitute House Bill 2320 to the floor; backers said it makes untraceable 3‑D‑printed firearms harder to produce, while at least one senator warned of unintended consequences for engineers and companies using 3‑D printing.
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Senator Petersen moved to advance engrossed substitute House Bill 2320 from the white sheet to the floor calendar, saying the measure targets so-called ghost guns and seeks to make untraceable firearms harder to produce. The motion carried by voice vote.
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