House Bill 2629, introduced by State Representative Russell Pearce (R-18), is slated to be heard in the House Committee of the Whole on Monday, March 17th. This NRA supported measure clarifies how and when a firearm may be displayed for defense purposes.
Another proposed bill, Senate Bill 1214, introduced by State Senator Karen Johnson (R-18), has yet to be scheduled for debate in the Committee of the Whole. This important measure, which would allow permittees to carry concealed firearms on public university or college campuses and could come up at any time.
Please contact your State Representative and urge him or her to support HB2629 when it comes up for debate, and also contact your State Senator and respectfully urge him or her to support SB1214. To find contact information for your legislators please click here.
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