The Nebraska State legislature has added LB 817 to tomorrowâ??s (February 23) agenda for consideration on General File. Sponsored by Senator Kent Rogert (D-16), LB 817 as passed out of Judiciary committee, would allow for a concealed carry permit holder to use their concealed carry permit as a substitute for state mandated permit to purchase card. Since concealed carry permit holders already go through such intensive background checks, as well as the mandatory training, it only makes sense to remove this redundant bureaucratic hurdle.
Author: NRA News
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Nebraska: Permit-to-Purchase Reform Bill Placed on Agenda!
Posted: 02.22.10 01:59 PM -
More hunters are taking to the woods and fields
Posted: 02.22.10 03:06 AMSource: http://www.nraila.org/News/Read/InTheNews.aspx?ID=13431
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Pennsylvania: Radnor Township Tables Consideration of â??Lost or Stolenâ?? Ordinance
Posted: 02.22.10 02:29 AMThe Radnor Township Board of Commissioners has tabled consideration of proposed â??lost or stolenâ?? legislation until Monday, March 22.
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Hostile Amendment Added to Arizona Constitutional Carry Bill!
Posted: 02.20.10 11:11 AMOn Thursday, during the Committee of the Whole (COW) debate on Senate Bill 1102, State Senator Ken Cheuvront (D-15) added a hostile amendment, by a vote of 15 to 14, which would prohibit the private sale of firearms at gun shows, unless the seller asks for â??proof of citizenship.â??
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Statement by chris w. Cox, executive director, national rifle association – institute
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Legislative Update for the Constitution State
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Many Firearms Bills Introduced in Illinois!
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NRA License Plates Now Available for Purchase in the Volunteer State!
Posted: 02.19.10 08:38 AMThanks to your support, National Rifle Association specialty license plates can be purchased in Tennessee. For those who submitted payment and an application, you should already have received a letter from the Tennessee Department of Vehicles Services Division announcing that your plate is available for pick up at your local county clerkâ??s office.
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New Mexico Legislature Adjourns Sine Die
Posted: 02.19.10 08:41 AMThe Legislature adjourned sine die from its 30-day budget session on Thursday after having passed NRA-backed Senate Bill 40. Authored by State Senator George Munoz (D-4), SB40 would allow concealed handgun licensees to protect themselves in restaurants licensed to dispense beer and wine. Your phone calls and emails helped make the difference!
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Important Self-Defense Bill to be Heard in Kansas State House
Posted: 02.19.10 08:44 AMOn Monday, February 15, the House Judiciary Committee passed House Bill 2432, a bill making important corrections to Kansasâ?? current self-defense statute. This legislation could be heard on the House floor in the near future.
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Kentucky: Right-to-Carry Reform for Military Personnel Takes Another Step Forward
Posted: 02.19.10 08:47 AMLate last week, the Senate Veterans, Military Affairs, & Public Protection Committee passed House Bill 19 and it is currently on its second read in the Senate Rules Committee.
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Important Hunting Bill Introduced in the Bluegrass State!
Posted: 02.19.10 08:49 AMLegislation that would overhaul the structure and operation of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources was introduced last week in Frankfort. House Bill 429 would, among other things, permit a person to carry a firearm for self-defense during bow hunting season.
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Support Needed to Re-Open Rampart Shooting Range in Colorado!
Posted: 02.19.10 08:51 AMFollowing an accidental shooting last July, the Forest Service closed the very popular and heavily used Rampart Shooting Range on the Pike National Forest. In its nearly 20 year history, Rampart had never before experienced a shooting-related injury or fatality.
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U.S. Forest Service Releases Plan Restricting the Use of Motor Vehicles in the Kaibab
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Important Pro-Gun Reform Still Pending Action in Alabama
Posted: 02.19.10 08:56 AMHouse Bill 364, Alabamaâ??s worker protection bill, is currently awaiting consideration by the House Commerce Committee and a vote is expected on Wednesday, February 24.
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Time Again For Brady Campaign To Discredit Itself
Posted: 02.19.10 11:18 AMSince its inception as the National Council to Control Handguns over 30 years ago, the Brady Campaign has premised its entire agenda on the notion that having more gun control laws and, therefore, fewer guns, means that crime must necessarily decrease.
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Hungary: Prime Minister calls for greater gun control
Posted: 02.19.10 01:27 AMPrime Minister Gordon Bajnai yesterday asked Justice and Law Enforcement Minister Imre Forgacs to draft a decree on tightening gun control regulations within days.
Source: http://www.nraila.org/News/Read/InTheNews.aspx?ID=13422
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Australia: Shooters not happy with reform
Posted: 02.19.10 01:28 AMThe introduction of a new gun licensing system by the Western Australia government has made the process longer and more difficult for country people. Instead of being able to apply for a gun license over the counter at their local police station, anyone wanting to purchase a gun must now wait for their application to be sent off to Perth for approval.
Source: http://www.nraila.org/News/Read/InTheNews.aspx?ID=13423
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South Dakota: Governor signs law repealing youth big game surcharge
Posted: 02.19.10 01:29 AMSource: http://www.nraila.org/News/Read/InTheNews.aspx?ID=13424
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Wyoming: Constitutional Carry bill moves forward in House
Posted: 02.19.10 01:29 AMWyoming residents could carry concealed guns without state permits under a bill that has received preliminary approval in the state House of Representatives. The House voted Thursday to approve a bill that would allow people who wish to carry weapons hidden on their bodies to do so without going through existing training and permitting requirements. The bill still needs to be heard two more times before heading to the Senate.
Source: http://www.nraila.org/News/Read/InTheNews.aspx?ID=13425