; (B) the ability to carry a firearm in public places or in locations owned or controlled by a unit of local government; (C) any requirement relating to the sale of ammunition, such as a limitation on the amount an individual is allowed to purchase at one time; (D) any additional requirements relating to licensing or permitting the purchase of a firearm; (E) any requirement that firearm owners safely store their firearms, or prevent children or any other unauthorized person from accessing their firearms; (F) taxes on the sale of firearms and ammunition, unless the State prohibits or restricts local governments from imposing such taxes on most other consumer products; (G) the sale, transfer, or possession of specific types of unusually dangerous firearms and accessories, such as assault weapons, bump stocks, and high capacity magazines; (H) the discharge of firearms in public parks and other public places; (I) zoning restrictions on gun dealers; and (J) purchasing or obtaining a firearm on behalf of a third party. 10303. Grants to reduce gun violence through local regulation (a) In general The Attorney General may make grants to States that meet the eligibility requirements of subsection (b) for the purposes described in subsection (c)(4). (b) Eligibility (1) In general To be eligible for a grant under this section, a State may not through statute or regulation prohibit or restrict a local government from imposing laws that are more restrictive than the laws of the relevant State with respect to— (A) any background check requirement in relation to any firearm transaction; (B) the ability to carry a firearm in public places or in locations owned or controlled by a unit of local government; (C) any requirement relating to the sale of ammunition, such as a limitation on the amount an individual is allowed to purchase at one time; (D) any additional requirements relating to licensing or permitting the purchase of a firearm