AZ HB2193

Raises the age restriction for firearm possession from under 18 years to under 21 years of age for minors carrying firearms in public places without adult supervision.

Creates exceptions allowing persons aged 14-20 to possess firearms when engaged in lawful hunting, shooting events, marksmanship practice, agricultural activities, or lawful firearm transportation.

Allows persons aged 18-20 who are active members of the U.S. armed forces (including Arizona National Guard) to possess and be sold firearms without parental consent.

Changes penalties for violations to apply to persons under 21 years of age, including fines up to $250-$500 and potential driver license suspension until age 21.

Does not apply retroactively to persons who were at least 18 years of age on the bill's effective date.