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Split vote sends 'ghost gun' ban through Pa. House, on to state Senate

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House Bill 777, introduced by Rep. Morgan Cephas, D-Philadelphia, advanced through to the Senate by a margin of 104-97. The state Senate is controlled by a Republican majority that's yet to entertain prior gun measures. The bill proposes to add a new section to the state Uniform Firearms Act making it a felony to sell or transfer single parts.

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Split vote sends 'ghost gun' ban through Pa. House, on to state Senate

HARRISBURG — Zealous debate on the floor of the Pennsylvania House on Wednesday about whether unserialized, untraceable “ghost guns” are protected by constitutional rights or violate existing laws and jeopardize

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Split vote sends 'ghost gun' ban through Pa. House, on to state Senate

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