DATE: November 19, 2013
TO: USF & NRA Member and Friends
FROM: Marion P. Hammer
USF Executive Director
NRA Past President
The Leon County Commission meets TODAY, November 19 at 3:00pm.
They have the opportunity to revisit and kill the "proposed" gun control ordinance.
They do NOT have to wait until January 28, 2014 to take action.
OR they can continue this attack on law abiding firearms owners until January, 2014. The choice is theirs.
They have obviously received a great deal of input from the community -- not only from private citizens, but also from the business community and retail gun dealers.
For those who have access to TV, the Commission meeting begins at 3:00pm and can be viewed on Comcast Cable 16.
What will they do? Stay tuned.
Florida: WHAT WILL THEY DO? The Leon County Commission meets TODAY
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