On January 7th, Rep. George Till (D-Chittenden) introduced legislation that seeks to legalize the use of suppressors while hunting in the state of Vermont.
Vermont: Suppressor Hunting Legislation Introduced
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Vermont Government Finally Selling Stored Guns, But at What Cost?
The State of Vermont has started selling firearms it has impounded for decades. The law to streamline government sales also banned magazines, sales to young adults, and ends most private sales.
Vermont: Action Needed – Gun Ownership Delay Legislation Heads to the Governor
This bill would create a 24-hour waiting period on the purchase of handguns. This bill would essentially end gun shows & banquets in the state.
NRA Praises Vermont Superior Court Decision on Magazine Bans
The National Rifle Association applauded a decision by the Vermont Superior Court yesterday to allow a lawsuit challenging the State’s ban on standard capacity magazines to proceed.
NRA Praises Vermont Superior Court Decision on Magazine Bans
The National Rifle Association applauded a decision by the Vermont Superior Court yesterday to allow a lawsuit challenging the State’s ban on standard capacity magazines to proceed.
Obituary Plea for Waiting Period Shows ‘Gun Control’ about Feelings
No one making such demands will (publicly) consider the possibility of “If it takes one life.”
Vermont Fish and Wildlife Suggests Removing Bird Feeders in Early April
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department says warm spring weather and melting snows will cause bears to come out of their winter dens in search of food.
Vermont Wildlife Course for Educators on July 16-21
Vermont Fish and Wildlife’s popular fish and wildlife summer course for teachers and other educators will be held July 16-21, 2017.
Knife Rights’ Vermont Preemption Bill Introduced
Knife Rights’ Vermont Knife Law Preemption bill, H 276, has been introduced by Rep. Patrick Brennan…
Vermont’s Migratory Bird Hunting Seasons Announced
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has announced the syllabus of 2016-2017 migratory bird hunting seasons is now available.
Hammond Cove Shooting Range Opening April 1, 2016 in Vermont
The Hammond Cove Shooting Range in Hartland, Vermont will be re-opening for the season on Friday, April 1 at 10:00 a.m.
Rifle Season Hunters Help Manage Vermont Deer Herd
Vermont Fish & Wildlife is asking all successful 2015 Rifle Season Hunters to submit a tooth from their buck regardless of its age or size.
Suppressor Legalization Bill Signed into Law by Governor of Vermont
On June 17, Governor Peter Shumlin (D) signed into law House Bill 5, the Fish and Wildlife bill.
VERMONT: SUPPRESSOR OWNERSHIP LEGISLATION PASSES HOUSE – NEEDS YOUR HELP
Yesterday, a bill which would legalize the private ownership of suppressors in Vermont passed the House of Representatives.
Bloomberg Backed Gun Bill Dead in Vermont
A bill pushed by Everytown for Gun Sense, a Mike Bloomberg funded operation, has floundered against intense grassroots opposition in Vermont.
Democrat Lawmakers on Verge of Scrapping Vermont Background Checks
Leading Democrats in Vermont are close to scrapping a proposed background check requirement for all private gun sales in Vermont…
Knife Rights’ Vermont Knife Law Preemption Bill Introduced
Vt State Representative Patrick Brennan, Co-Chairman of the Vermont Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus, has introduced a Knife Rights requested bill H.165 that would enact Knife Law Preemption in Vermont.
Vermont’s Governor Shumlin Gets Out for a Morning Deer Hunt with VT Fish & Wildlife
The Governor did not match last year’s opening day success, where he harvested a 186 pound 6-point buck, but the pair did see some deer activity…
Century International Arms & Other VT Companies Sponsor VJSSA Steel Fundraiser Match
It is great getting this support from local companies like Century Arms and Igor Polenov’s. It really shows how strong the support for the shooting sports is here in Vermont…
New Hampshire Questions Its: ‘Mother, May I’ Concealed Carry Licence Policy
Vermont has a simpler process, which is that there is no process. Called Constitutional Carry It works for Vermont. It can work for the Live free or die state, too…
