Multiple Firearm Sales Reporting Act

Summary#

This bill would change federal law so that Federal firearms licensees must report sales of two or more firearms (instead of only pistols or revolvers) to the same unlicensed person within five consecutive business days. The bill was introduced on June 30, 2025, and referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.

What it means for you#

• If you are a Federal firearms licensee (FFL): you would need to file a multiple-sales report when you sell two or more firearms to the same unlicensed person within five consecutive business days.
• If you are a buyer: when two or more firearms are purchased from the same FFL within that five-day window, the FFL would be required to report those sales.
• If you are not an FFL or buyer: No immediate change described in the bill text.

Expenses#

No publicly available information on estimated costs to the federal government, licensees, or private parties is included in the bill text or metadata.

Proponents' View#

The bill’s stated change is to expand the existing multiple-handgun sales reporting requirement to cover all firearms. The sponsors introduced the measure to make that expansion.

Opponents' View#

No publicly available information on opponents’ views is included in the bill text or metadata.