The Senate Courts of Justice Committee today approved a measure that would eliminate Virginia’s restriction on the purchase of handguns to one a month.
South Dakota: Employee Protection Legislation Introduced in Pierre!
Virginia: House Subcommittee to Consider Gun-Related Legislation Tomorrow!
Tennessee: NRA-Drafted Employee Protection Legislation Introduced
The 2012 Session of the Tennessee General Assembly is underway. On January 25, Senate Bill 3002 and Senate Bill 2992 were introduced by state Senator Mike Faulk (R-4). These NRA-drafted bills would prevent employers from discriminating and enforcing policies against the storage of lawfully-owned firearms in employees’ locked private motor vehicles parked at work.
Indiana: NRA-Backed Pro-Hunting Legislation Passes Committee and Goes to the Senate Floor!
Washington: Hearing Scheduled for Proposed Improvements to the Discover Pass
In our alert last year, we reported the new Discover Pass that is now required when accessing certain public lands in Washington by motor vehicle. House Bill 2217, sponsored by state Representatives Christopher Hurst (D-31), Cathy Dahlquist (R-31) and Dan Kristiansen (R-39), would make necessary improvements to the taxing Discover Pass.
Your Immediate Action Needed: Pending House Votes on Three Anti-Gun Bills in Illinois
Gun control advocates press Obama for action
Some of the country’s most prominent gun reformers are urging President Obama to promote stricter firearm rules in tonight’s national address.
Transferring a gun into D.C.
I bought my new 9mm Sig Sauer from a dealer in Virginia and needed to get it to into the District. When it comes to firearms, a distance of 70 miles might as well be thousands of miles across international borders.
Issa cries foul after key player in Fast and Furious scandal refuses to testify
As Arizona state officials open their own probe into Operation Fast and Furious, the head of the House panel investigating the gunrunning scandal is crying foul over a key player’s move Tuesday to assert his Fifth Amendment right to refuse to answer questions.