FL H0627

Prohibits the sale, transfer, and possession of assault weapons and large-capacity magazines (defined as ammunition feeding devices holding more than 10 rounds), with violations classified as felonies carrying mandatory minimum prison sentences of 1-6 years depending on the offense

Requires owners who lawfully possessed assault weapons or large-capacity magazines before October 1, 2020 to apply for a certificate of possession by October 1, 2021, including background check and registration of weapon details with the Department of Law Enforcement

Exempts law enforcement agencies, military forces, and the Department of Corrections from the prohibitions when weapons are used in official duties

Restricts registered assault weapons to specific locations including owner's residence, licensed shooting ranges, and firearms exhibitions, with transportation requirements mandating weapons be unloaded and stored in trunks or inaccessible containers

Establishes enhanced criminal penalties of 15-25 years minimum imprisonment for committing certain felonies (murder, robbery, kidnapping, etc.) while possessing an assault weapon or large-capacity magazine