Tomorrow morning, after the full House Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources Committee, the House Natural Resources Subcommittee will consider legislation to allow hunting on private land and public waterways on Sundays.  Senate Bill 464, sponsored by state Senator Ralph Northam (D-6), previously passed in the state Senate by a bipartisan 29 to 11 vote on January 26.

Tomorrow morning, after the full House Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources Committee, the House Natural Resources Subcommittee will consider legislation to allow hunting on private land and public waterways on Sundays.  Senate Bill 464, sponsored by state Senator Ralph Northam (D-6), previously passed in the state Senate by a bipartisan 29 to 11 vote on January 26.

As previously reported, Senate Bill 144 was to be heard in the state Senate Natural Resources Committee tomorrow, February 15.  SB 144 will not be considered during this hearing, but will be scheduled for a later hearing date.

As previously reported, Senate Bill 144 was to be heard in the state Senate Natural Resources Committee tomorrow, February 15.  SB 144 will not be considered during this hearing, but will be scheduled for a later hearing date.

Last week, the Indiana Senate voted unanimously to pass Senate Bill 315, authored by state Senator Randy Head (R-18).  Following the vote, this bill was sent to the state House and assigned to the House Public Policy Committee.  SB 315 will be heard tomorrow, so it is important that you contact committee members TODAY and urge their support!

The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners voted 4 2 on Monday for an ordinance that allows people with permits to carry concealed handguns in county parks.

The state Senate today narrowly approved a House bill to repeal Virginia’s one handgun per month purchasing limit, another sign the long standing policy is all but dead.

On Saturday, February 11, 2012, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, delivered the following remarks at the 2012 Conservative Political Action Conference:

Georgia’s attorney general says two new states have agreed to honor Georgia firearms permits in a reciprocal recognition program.

This week, the House is expected to consider HB 2353 , which would allow concealed carry permit holders to take guns into government buildings unless the buildings have metal detectors or adequate equipment to screen out weapons.