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Gun Tax Hike Passes Senate, Heads to House in the Old Dominion
 
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
 

Yesterday, Monday, February 9, the Virginia Senate passed Senate Bill 1166 by a 27-13 vote.  SB1166 now heads to the House where it awaits a committee assignment.

This bill would increase the gun tax charged by the Virginia State Police to run the mandatory background check from $2 to $5, a 150% increase for Virginia residents.  For non-state residents, the legislation mandates an increase of 60%, from $5 to $8.  Once SB1166 is assigned to a House committee, we will let you know where to direct your efforts in opposition. 

Please continue checking your email and www.NRAILA.org for updates on this bill.

 

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