Montana Votes For Self-Defense by Approving LR-130

Second Amendment Supporters Can Make A Major Montana Gain
Montanans passed LR-130 ensuring the right to self-defense state-wide. IMG iStock-884194872

U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Yesterday, November 5th, LR-130 passed to ensure that your free exercise of the right to self-defense is protected equally across the whole state. For too long, local anti-gun bureaucrats have refused to recognize your freedom by instituting concealed carry restrictions beyond state law. Time and again, they usurp your rights in their quest to diminish your freedoms. LR-130 was put to the voters to end these constant obstructions.

The opposition, with backing from out-of-state interests, launched a campaign of misinformation. Montanans saw through their rhetoric and rightfully sided in favor of the Second Amendment when they went to the polls.

Congratulations to all the Montanan voters who want consistency in their gun laws whether they are in Billings, Kalispell, Missoula, or anywhere else.


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nrringlee

Yes, first, what was the nature of the challenge and what was the solution created by this law. Or is it just another meaningless piece of paper. Secondly, if you are going to name “outside backers” name them. Know your enemy. Name names. Michael Bloomberg? George Soros? Thom Steyer? Bill Gates? Moms Demand Action? Oh, sorry, I repeat myself. Semper Fi

Bill

Was this a start preemption law or ?? What was the rule and how did the passage impact it?

uncle dudley

Good for the people of Montana, it’s a shame that other states keep making second class citizens out of gun owners.