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“Specified semiautomatic firearm” means either a semiautomatic rifle

or semiautomatic shotgun with a detachable magazine; or a gas-operated

semiautomatic handgun with a detachable magazine.

“Specified semiautomatic firearm” does not include:

(A) A firearm designed to accept, and capable of operating only

with, .22 or lower caliber rimfire ammunition, unless the

firearm has a separate upper and lower receiver;

(B) A firearm that is manually operated by bolt, pump, lever, or

slide action;

(C) A firearm that has a permanently fixed magazine that cannot

accept more than fifteen rounds of ammunition, including a

semiautomatic firearm that has been converted to have a

permanently fixed magazine that cannot accept more than

fifteen rounds of ammunition;

(D) A single or double action semiautomatic handgun that uses

recoil to cycle the action of the handgun;

(E) The following models of firearms, as they existed and were

configured on April 10, 2025: AG42 Ljungman; Benelli Argo E

Pro; Benelli R1 Big-Game Rifle; Browning BAR MK 3; Browning

BAR LongTrac Rifle; Browning BAR ShortTrac Rifle; Fabrique

Nationale Model 49, commonly known as FN49; Fusil

Automatique Modele 1917, also known as RSC M1917; Gewehr

43; Globco Mohawk; Hakim Rifle; HK SL6; HK SL7; M1

Carbine; M1941 Johnson Rifle; Marlin Camp Carbine; MAS49;

Remington Model 4; Remington Model 8; Remington Model

740; Remington Model 742; Remington Model 750; Remington

7400; Ruger Deerfield Carbine; Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Rifle;

Ruger Mini Thirty Rifle; Ruger Model 44; Springfield Armory

M1A Standard Issue Rifle; SVT 40; Valmet Hunter M88; VZ.52;

Winchester Model 100; Winchester Model 1905; Winchester

Model 1907; and Winchester Model 1910;

(F) A firearm that has been made permanently inoperable; or

(G) An antique firearm or a curio or relic.