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NV: Negative Firearm Regulations Are Boiling Over Into Nevada
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Attorney Don Green has some comments on some wins and losses for our pro-self-defense and pro-Second Amendment rights this year in Nevada.
Among the wins are the failure of our new Democrat Governor and Legislature to add a “Good Cause” requirement to our current “Shall Issue” Concealed Carry Permit law.
This anti-gun law failure was entirely due to continual lobbying and testimony at every legislative hearing by members and friends of the Nevada Firearms Coalition, The Firearms Policy Coalition, the NRA-ILA and concerned citizens from everywhere Nevada. |
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PHORTO
(7/26/2019)
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So you're saying that despite the "may issue" failure, y'all are STILL screwed.
Nice. [grimace] |
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