Requires the division of criminal justice services to study the technological viability of personalized firearms

The definition of the regulated item was changed from 'personalized handgun' to 'personalized firearm' to cover a wider range of weapons.

The requirement to certify technological viability was replaced with a mandate to conduct a two-year study on the viability of these firearms.

Provisions requiring the immediate establishment of performance standards, qualifying criteria, and a public roster of approved guns were removed.

The timeline for action changed from an immediate certification process to a two-year study period before any results are reported.

Reporting requirements were updated to send study results to the Governor and legislative leaders rather than reporting viability findings to the legislature.