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“Idaho Sport Shooting Immunities Act (IDSIA)” Advancing in Legislature!
 
Friday, February 27, 2009
 

On Thursday, February 26, House Bill 194, the “Idaho Sport Shooting Immunities Act (IDSIA),” passed out of the House State Affairs Committee. 

HB194 would protect existing ranges and increase opportunities for recreational shooters and hunters.  HB194 would also protect government entities involved in creating and operating shooting ranges by limiting the liability of shooting range operators, firearms instructors and those involved in running matches and other events. 

HB194 is headed to the House Floor for consideration.  We will be sure to provide further details on any movement of HB194. 

Please continue to check your e-mail and www.NRAILA.org for further updates. 

 

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