MO SB1005

Expands self-defense laws to permit use of deadly force against persons who unlawfully enter, remain after unlawfully entering, or attempt to unlawfully enter private property owned or leased by an individual, eliminating duty to retreat from such property.

Adds new definitions including "private property," "remain after unlawfully entering," and clarifies "unlawfully enter" to establish that persons on property open to the public have license to be there unless they defy a lawful order not to enter.

Exempts antique firearms from the crime of unlawful possession of a firearm, making them not subject to felony restrictions for convicted felons, fugitives, or those adjudged mentally incompetent.

Lowers minimum age requirement for concealed carry endorsement from 23 years to 21 years of age for applicants applying for or renewing certificates of qualification.

Establishes firearms safety training requirements, background check procedures, application fees (not to exceed $100 for new applications and $50 for renewals), and processes for suspension, revocation, and renewal of concealed carry endorsements.