U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Tomorrow, the House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to consider self-defense legislation, House Bill 102. The hearing is scheduled for 8:00am and your contacts are needed! Please contact committee members and ask them to SUPPORT your right to defend yourself by voting “yes” on House Bill 102.
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House Bill 102 would strengthen Montana’s self-defense laws by allowing law-abiding Montana gun owners to carry a firearm for self-defense throughout the state without first having to obtain a government-mandated permit to do so. Further, this bill would remove some of Montana’s “gun-free zones” from the list of prohibited places and stop the unnecessary disarming of Montanans as they go about their day to day lives.
Again, it is important that you please contact members of the House Judiciary Committee and ask them to SUPPORT House Bill 102.
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This bill, HB 102, is Montana Shooting Sports Association’s flagship bill this session. It just passed the House Judiciary Committee today!
Elisa Delaurenti
Legislative Project Coordinator
MSSA
What I want to know is WTF is the NAGR doing here in Montana? Those aholes showed up to testify for a bunch of BS amendments to the bill WE WROTE, without even asking us about it. Those plagiarizing, money grubbing CROOKS don’t belong here in Montana, and they have never shown up to help us or to fight against our legislation. The ONLY time they’ve mentioned Montana is when they’re attempting to take credit for the work the MSSA does, FUNDRAISING OFF OUR WORK when they had nothing at all to do with it. They need to GTFO of… Read more »
Yesterday, the first hearing was held on this bill at the House Judiciary Committee. The hearing went well, with some really great proponents showing up to testify in support. Cascade County Sheriffs Office, our newly elected Attorney General Austin Knudsen, the NRA Rep, the NSSF Rep and several other elected officials and citizens showed up to testify. The usual culprits signed in online to express their disdain for this bill, particularly the Campus Carry element. We expect Executive action on this bill this coming Monday, Jan. 11th, so if you live in Montana, and particularly if you or someone you… Read more »