Update 2/25/03 - Thanks to your phone calls, letters and emails HB 2353 passed the House on Monday, February 24. This measure now goes to the Senate. For information about the bill, click here. Please start contacting your Senator and urge him to support this legislation. You can enter your zip code and click "Go" in the box below to find contact information for your state Senator.
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Arizona - House Passes Right To Carry Reciprocity Legislation
Sunday, February 23, 2003
HB 2353, Right to Carry permit reciprocity legislation sponsored by Representative Chuck Gray (R-19), will be put to a vote on the House floor early the week of February 24. This legislation requires Arizona to recognize the Right to Carry permits issued by any state. Currently, Arizona recognizes the permits of only five states. It would also increase the number of states that recognize Arizona permits. Please contact your two representatives by using our "Write Your Representatives" tool, or by calling them at (602) 542-4221, and urge them to support HB2353.
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