Post by: BULLBLASTER on February 11, 2013, 06:01:55 PM
i dont like HB 1703 or HB1588...
write your reps!
"Children, allowing unauthorized firearm access to a child, criminal provisions: SB 5485 Docs
Drive-by shooting, adding to list of most serious offenses: HB 1730 Docs
Firearm-related injury and death prevention education program, creation, with funding from firearm retail sale fee: HB 1703 Docs
Firearms accident prevention, developing program of instruction for K-12 students: SB 5660 Docs
Firearms accident prevention, Eddie Eagle GunSafe program, use in schools of instructional materials from: SB 5660 Docs, SJM 8006 Docs
Gangs, criminal street gang associate or member, including in unlawful possession in first degree provisions: HB 1729 Docs
Gun locks, sales and use tax exemptions: HB 1703 Docs
Juvenile firearms and weapons crimes, provisions: HB 1096 Docs, SB 5376 Docs
Less lethal weapon, peace officers using, immunity from liability: HB 1678 Docs
Mental health courts, defendants, refraining from firearm possession and surrendering concealed pistol license: SB 5478 Docs
National Rifle Association special license plates, creating: SB 5604 Docs
Offenders, registration requirements and crime of failure to register as firearm offender: HB 1612 Docs
Pistols, concealed pistol license, renewal notice procedures: HB 1318 Docs
Reckless endangerment, storing or leaving loaded firearm where child can and does gain access to it: HB 1676 Docs
Rifles, short-barreled, possessing, transporting, acquiring, or transferring when legal under federal law: HB 1561 Docs
Rights, restoration of, denying to person involuntarily committed for mental health treatment in certain cases: SB 5635 Docs
Safe storage, requirements for dealers in connection with, violations and penalties: HB 1676 Docs
Safe storage, requirements for, in relation to reckless endangerment: HB 1676 Docs
Safekeeping of firearms with law enforcement, voluntary temporary, establishing process for: SB 5479 Docs
Safer schools act of 2013, authorizing permanent employees to possess firearms on school grounds in some cases: HB 1788 Docs
Sale of firearms, by unlicensed person to another unlicensed person, background check requirements: HB 1588 Docs, SB 5625 Docs
Sales of firearms, fee on each retail sale, levying and collecting: HB 1703 Docs
Shooting ranges, sport, protecting ranges and range owners and operators: HB 1184 Docs
Unlawful possession in first degree, adding to list of most serious offenses: HB 1731 Docs
Unlawful possession in first degree, amending provisions: HB 1147 Docs, HB 1729 Docs, HB 1731 Docs
Washington state firearms freedom act of 2013: HB 1371 Docs "
Post by: BULLBLASTER on February 11, 2013, 07:31:51 PM
Post by: lokidog on February 11, 2013, 07:39:06 PM
nobody must care what bills are in our state for firearm issues? everyones too busy worrying about New Jersey and California? :dunno:
Each one of these has been posted already on their own threads with contact info and sample letters to many of them. There has been a huge outpouring against these. I believe there is a Legislation category that most are posted under.
Post by: csaaphill on February 11, 2013, 07:39:45 PM
actally no one seems to care about new jersey my posts are either hidden on it or removed.
that one thats left has no reply's what so ever.
Post by: BULLBLASTER on February 11, 2013, 07:51:20 PM
Post by: jackelope on February 11, 2013, 08:00:27 PM
the 2nd ammendment part has lots of threads to fight agianst a lot of this.I just looked to see who's been remivjng your posts. None of your last 15 or so threads have been hidden or removed. They have all been moved where they belong when necessary. Some have gone to the "Speak your Mind" forum but none have been removed. Are you not a speak your mind user? If not, that may be why you say they are hidden. Dunno.
actally no one seems to care about new jersey my posts are either hidden on it or removed.
that one thats left has no reply's what so ever.
Post by: bearpaw on February 11, 2013, 08:18:03 PM
nobody must care what bills are in our state for firearm issues? everyones too busy worrying about New Jersey and California? :dunno:
If you look in the 2nd Amemnment board where I moved this topic you will find that many members are on top of this issue, there are many posts about gun legislation, we post email lists so that you can easily copy and paste and send a message, and many members have been writing legislators.