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Nebraska Firearms Owners Association
Lincoln, NE --(Ammoland.com)- The following is the Nebraska Firearms Owners Association most recent legislative update on current bills making there way through the Nebraska state house.
LB 602- Would adopt the Nebraska Firearms Freedom Act. The FFA essentially states that any firearm or accessory manufactured, sold, transferred, and possessed in Nebraska is not subject to any Federal gun control measures, provided that item does not leave the state of Nebraska.
LB 451- Would prohibit federal restrictions on firearms, magazines, and accessories after 1 January 2013.
*Petition to support LB451 here.
*LB 451 has been endorsed by the Nebraska Sheriffs Association.
LB 390-Would change provisions relating to Governor’s powers regarding restrictions on firearms and ammunition under the Emergency Management Act. The hearing has scheduled for Feb. 28th.
LB 335- Would allow law abiding citizens to keep weapons secured in their personal vehicles while at work, regardless of employer’s policy.
LB 352- Would require the Nebraska State Patrol to define uniform signage. Only uniform signage would carry the weight of the law in prohibiting otherwise lawful concealed carry.
LB 293- Prohibits the disclosure of any and all personal information of persons in relation to purchase, ownership, registration, transfer of any firearm.
LB 171- Provides and expedited Concealed Handgun Permit issuance process for persons who are victims of domestic violence.
LB 50- Would provide civil liability for leaving a weapon where a prohibited person may gain access to it.
LB 148- Would make possession of ammunition by a juvenile a felony.
Please contact your state senators to let them know your position on proposed legislation.
Click here to find your rep.
If you are an NFOA member and a forum member, please click here to join in the discussion and vote in polls on these bills.
Mission:
Nebraska Firearms Owners Association (NFOA) is organized for the purpose of voicing the opinion of its membership to the Nebraska Legislature and other law making bodies within the state as well as Federal level, as it pertains to firearms. NFOA members will also make it a priority to educate residents on firearms related issues.
On the web: www.NebraskaFirearms.org or email: nefirearms@gmail.com for more information.
a man or women, has a right to defend themselves were ever they are. carry is up to the choice of the individual, to deny that choice would be attackig the 2nd amendment right. i really believe that states have no right to deny any person, other than a criminal that right.