Federal Firearm Laws

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As the South Carolina General Assembly winds down for the year, two NRA-supported bills are en route to the desk of Governor Mark Sanford (R) for his consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates

This weekend, our country will celebrate Memorial Day. We’ll cookout, relax, and visit with friends and family. Source: nra-ila-updates

On Wednesday, NRA-backed legislation to restore the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens in national parks and wildlife refuges passed in the U.S. House of Representatives by an overwhelming bipartisan majority of 279-147. Source: nra-ila-updates

On Thursday, May 21, House Bill 5875, a bill including a “no-net-loss” amendment, passed the Connecticut House by a vote of 109-31-11. The bill now heads to the State Senate for consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates

On Thursday, May 21, House Bill 5875, a bill including a “no-net-loss” amendment, passed the Connecticut House by a vote of 109-31-11. The bill now heads to the State Senate for consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates

Earlier today, the Nevada Senate unanimously passed Assembly Bill 246. The bill now heads to the desk of Governor Jim Gibbons (R) for his consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates

Earlier today, the Nevada Senate unanimously passed Assembly Bill 246. The bill now heads to the desk of Governor Jim Gibbons (R) for his consideration. Source: nra-ila-updates

Assembly Bill 962 and Senate Bill 585 are scheduled to be considered on Thursday, May 28. Source: nra-ila-updates

Anti-gun extremists continue their radical campaign against House Bill 182, a simple, common sense change to the Unlawful Use of Weapons (UUW) law. This bill, introduced by State Representative John Bradley (D-117), simply adds “dwelling” to the list of exemptions in which a law-abiding citizen is restricted from carrying a firearm. Source: nra-ila-updates