Ghost guns are homemade firearms that lack serial numbers. They're cheap, often 3D-printed, and specifically designed to help people avoid background checks.
Ghost guns are increasingly the weapon of choice for people who know they can't legally buy a gun, or want their gun to be untraceable. Local law enforcement cannot stop the proliferation of these firearms without action.
State Rep. Morgan Cephas introduced a bill to ban ghost guns (HB 1065), but it’s been stalled in committee. One thing that will move the bill forward is broader public support from lawmakers. That’s why we’ve set a goal of securing 75 cosponsors for Rep. Cephas's ghost gun ban.
We’re nearly halfway there — 37 representatives have publicly backed the bill so far, and we know more lawmakers will sign on as cosponsors if constituents ask and tell them this is important. This year is full of opportunities for real change if we keep the pressure on.
Every gun dealer, buyer, and manufacturer should be accountable to the law.
Take 2 minutes to send a message to your state representative and tell them to co-sponsor the ghost gun ban. Every gun should be traceable.
