Nevada Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Legislation Needs Your Help!

Please Contact the Assembly Judiciary Committee Today!
 

Senate Bill 237 must be voted out of the Assembly Judiciary Committee by this Friday, May 18 for it to be kept alive this session.  SB237 would allow Nevada to negotiate for Right-to-Carry reciprocity agreements with states whose training standards match Nevada's. 

Previous bills allowing for reciprocity have NEVER made it out of this committee.  This is our best chance in years, but we can't do it without your immediate help. 

Please take the time to contact the members of the Judiciary Committee TODAY and respectfully ask that they support SB237 before Friday’s deadline. 

Francis Allen

(775) 684-8829

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Bernie Anderson, Chair             

(775) 684-8563                                        

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John Carpenter                         

(775) 684-8831                                       

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Ty Cobb                                   

(775) 684-8848                                       

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Marcus Conklin                        

(775) 684-8505                                       

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Susan Gerhardt                        

(775) 684-8855 

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Ed Goedhart                            

(775) 684-8805 

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William Horne                          

(775) 684-8847  

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Garn Mabey                            

(775) 684-8827  

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Mark Manendo                         

(775) 684-8801  

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Harry Mortenson                       

(775) 684-8803                                       

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John Oceguera                        

(775) 684-8595  

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James Ohrenschall                 

(775) 684-8819   

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Tick Segerblom                      

(775) 684-8549   

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