Legislators consider ghost gun legislation
Rep. Liz Berry, D-Seattle, put House Bill 1705 forward this session following a similar proposal by President Biden last spring. Above, Berry speaks about the legislation during a Senate Law and Justice Committee meeting.
State of Washington/courtesy photo
OLYMPIA — The manufacture, sale and distribution of “ghost guns,” often-homemade weapons that are untraceable by authorities, may soon become illegal in Washington under legislation proposed in the Senate on Monday.
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