SB 1008, NRA-backed Range Protection legislation, passed the full Senate by a vote of 17-10. It now heads to a House committee for action. HB 2131, the anti-gun bill sponsored by the gun control group known as Americans for Gun Safety, passed out of committee and could be headed to the House floor for consideration. The bill’s "crime gun tracing" mandate is a precursor to future calls to implement full registration and ban private firearms sales. It poses significant dangers to the future of Arizona’s firearms freedoms. Call your representative and tell him to strongly oppose HB 2131, Crime Gun Interdiction, and support SB 1008, Range Protection.
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