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Maryland Members! Urge Your Delegates To Vote "No" On HB1298
Monday, March 22, 2004
On Tuesday, the House of Delegates Judiciary Committee heard numerous gun related bills, including HB 1298, sponsored by Delegate Neil Quinter (D-13), the Maryland "Assault Weapons Ban" of 2004. Many thanks go out to the NRA members who were in attendance and delivered their opinions by way of testimony and their presence. A vote on these bills, including HB 1298, could be scheduled for any day in the near future. Please call your Delegates, especially those on the House Judiciary Committee, and urge a "no" vote on HB 1298. Contact information for your Delegates can be found by using the "Write Your Representatives" feature found at www.NRAILA.org or by calling the General Assembly Information Line at (410) 841-3000.
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