Key Takeaways West Virginia Senate introduces Senate Bill 1071 to create a system for citizens to acquire machine guns through a state-run Office of Public Defense. The office would manage machine gun purchases and transfers, requiring background checks under state law for eligibility. The bill emphasizes Second Amendment rights and cites the need for citizens to possess arms for state defense purposes. A $250 surcharge on each sale will fund the program, along with an administrative fee capped at $50. The legislation remains in early stages, pending committee hearings and votes in the Senate. Estimated reading time: 4 minutes CHARLESTON,…
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