MO HB392

Adds new crime to unlawful use of weapons (Section 571.030): commits felony offense while in possession of an otherwise lawfully concealed firearm, regardless of whether firearm was used in commission of felony.

Establishes automatic suspension of concealed carry endorsement upon filing of indictment or information charging holder with the new felony possession crime, with immediate court order and notice to endorsement holder.

Requires permanent revocation of concealed carry endorsement upon plea of guilty or finding of guilt for felony committed while possessing firearm; endorsement suspended until charge dismissed or holder found not guilty.

Maintains existing concealed carry endorsement framework: issued by county sheriff for three-year validity periods to applicants meeting eligibility requirements, including firearms safety training completion and background check approval.

Specifies that persons convicted of felony while in possession of firearm are permanently ineligible to apply for future concealed carry endorsements under Section 571.101.