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IA: House bill provides overdue gun reforms
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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House Study Bill 133 will offer some common-sense gun reforms to Iowa’s firearms and use of force laws that will allow Iowa to catch up to other states in individual gun rights.
This bill combines many overdue proposals that have been proposed individually and have seen the Capitol floor before. HSB133 includes changes to concealed carry permitting, including uniform permitting from county to county, protecting the privacy of carry permit holders, and removing the need for a permit beyond the traditional background check to purchase a firearm. |
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dasing
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| Even the usual background check is not permitted in our Republic! |
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