H.R. 9266, also called the "Stop Militarizing Our Streets Act of 2024," is a law trying to make it harder for big army weapons and ammo to be bought and sold by the government and stores, by making rules like needing special licenses and checking people's backgrounds before selling these items. It also tries to keep people safe by ensuring stores train their workers and send reports to Congress about their sales.

The NICS Data Reporting Act wants the Attorney General to tell Congress every year about the different types of people who weren’t allowed to buy a gun because they didn’t pass a background check, like their age, gender, or if they speak English well.

H. R. 7873 is a law that wants to make sure people can get mistakes fixed quickly when they try to buy a gun. It says the people who check if someone can buy a gun have to fix any errors in 60 days, and they need to prove why someone shouldn't get a gun if there's a problem.

S. 4104 is a bill that wants to make sure people who shouldn’t have guns don't get them by checking more records, including those about mental health, and by stopping anyone from cheating the rules. The bill also aims to understand why bad things happen with guns and ensures that moving and selling guns between places are done safely and correctly.