Today Is A Pro-Gun Call-To-Arms In Maine

posted on March 17, 2017

Friday, March 17, the Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety holds public hearings on several gun bills. Contact committee members now and urge them to support pro-gun bills and oppose anti-gun bills.   

The pro-gun measures up for consideration include legislation that would prohibit gun registries, lower the ages for concealed carry and eliminate some “duty to inform” provisions.  

Anti-gun bills include:

         Legislative Document 351, which prohibits firearm owners from carrying during municipal public proceedings and in polling places.

         Legislative Document 352, which requires a firearms dealer to sell a gun lock with every firearm the dealer sells at retail.

         Legislative Document 443, which allows a municipally funded hospital to restrict the possession or use of firearms on municipally funded hospital property.

         Legislative Document 501, which requires a person purchasing a firearm to present proof of having successfully completed military firearms training or an approved firearm safety course.

Click the links for more information, and don’t miss the opportunity to make your voice heard for gun owners nationwide.

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