Deputy PM Pakorn Nilprapunt says the revised Firearms Act could reach cabinet in mid-September 2026, after public comment closes on 10 September. The draft focuses on tighter control: firearm dealers, licensing and registration, and shooting ranges, which currently fall under the Sports Authority of Thailand. A possible amnesty-style surrender scheme is also mentioned, but buying guns back with public money is still under discussion. For a typical SME this is background only, unless you run a gun shop, shooting range, or security business, in which case expect new licensing and oversight rules.