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  • Ioannes

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    Democrats have unlimited time and energy to do this kind of stuff and conservatives are constantly playing defense.

    We should create many pro-2A laws as possible and make them spend some time trying to defend.

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    Axxe55

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    Democrats have unlimited time and energy to do this kind of stuff and conservatives are constantly playing defense.

    We should create many pro-2A laws as possible and make them spend some time trying to defend.

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    That's an awesome idea, and I like it. And if the legislators would get on board and do it, flood the halls with pro-gun legislation until the Democrats start calling "uncle".
     

    gdr_11

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    HB 196 is my personal favorite. Sponsored by the stellar legislative mind from Irving. Typical Democrat only missing the mask
     

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    toddnjoyce

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    And the hits keep coming. This is the fourth or fifth bill relating to NICS checks and private transfers.

    It’ll be next month before I can get a handle on what companion bills exist.


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    The following bills were assigned subjects of interest:

    Subject: Weapons
    HB 606
    Relating to requiring a national instant criminal background check in connection with private firearm transfers; creating a criminal offense.
     

    toddnjoyce

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    Quick roundup.


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    The following bills were assigned subjects of interest:

    Subject: Weapons
    HB 635
    Relating to the enforcement of certain federal laws regulating firearms, firearm accessories, and firearm ammunition within the State of Texas.
    This is a good one to support. Saw this in the last legislative session, but it died in committee​


    HB 629
    Relating to the governor's power to control the sale, dispensing, transportation, storage, and use of alcoholic beverages, ammunition, explosives, combustibles, and weapons during a declared state of disaster or state of emergency.
    Seems to be a duplicate, but good to support. Restricts governor’s power to place restrictions on alcohol, tobacco, and firearms in an emergency.​
     

    toddnjoyce

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    The following bills were assigned subjects of interest:

    Subject: Weapons
    HB 670
    Relating to prohibiting the reckless discharge of a firearm; creating a criminal offense. This is another liberal wet dream that’s been filed every session for the last decade or so. Kill it with fire.

    HJR 40
    Proposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit the governor from regulating alcoholic beverages, firearms, explosives, or combustibles by order or proclamation. The LGBT community is really pissed off at Abbott. This bill should probably be supported.
     

    jordanmills

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    I'd participate in that. I have a couple of bryco saturday night specials that I'm kind of afraid to load. I'd take a cool $400 for them. Then I'd see if anyone wants $30 for the right rifle a few times over.
     

    LinuxAssailant

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    OMG, and I am looking to move to TX, it appears Cali-Commie-legislation is creeping in...

    If it's looking anything like Cali, they will push and push until they get their way.
    If it doesn't pass the first time, they will try again as the firearm-ignorant move into the state, and tyranny reigns.

    If not right away BABY STEPS, ALWAYS. Jerry Brown wasn't horrible for gun owners, he vetoed some crazy crap, but then as the gen-pop got more ignorant, it got worse, daily...

    Don't let this happen!!! You'll be Cali in no time. It's horrible in Cali.
     
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