"Assault weapon" ban 2025 version

[eddiememphis]

Has anyone been able to decipher the difference between the "basic" and "Extended" safety courses other than the instruction time required?

From a legal perspective, what does the extended course provide that the basic does not?

Either basic plus hunters education or extended.

Since the curriculum has not been designed yet, no one knows what the courses themselves would entail other than a lot of anti-Gun propaganda in both.

A BASIC OR EXTENDED FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE MUST INCLUDE, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO INCLUDING, INSTRUCTION ON SAFE HANDLING OF SEMIAUTOMATIC FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION MAGAZINES, SAFE STORAGE OF FIREARMS AND CHILD SAFETY, FIREARM DEATHS ASSOCIATED WITH MENTAL ILLNESS, EXTREME RISK PROTECTION ORDERS DESCRIBED IN ARTICLE 14.5 OF TITLE 13, AND VICTIM AWARENESS AND EMPATHY.