Thursday, March 5, 2015

Vermont lead ammo ban bill H.460


The big time gun control lobbyists Vermont gun control groups have hired have long been telling
the members of the Vermont Legislature that the demographics of Vermont have changed.
That the population of hunters/shooters in Vermont has greatly diminished to a pack of whipped
curs that will tolerate any gun control legislation that they want to inflict upon these political mutts. 
 
So, all of the anti-gun/anti-hunting groups want to pile upon the beaten hunting/shooting ranks.
 
Here is the lead ammo ban bill that we have been telling you the anti-hunting groups have for you.
Now, here it is H.460.   
 
You legislators are off this week.  You can contact them starting on Monday at 802-828-2228.  Telling them "No on Gun Control"
 
House members:
 
Senators:
 
H.460 joins the following other gun control bills.
 
 H.296
Besides S.31. There are now five clearly antigun bills in the Vermont House of Representatives.
Burlington's three bill attack on the Vermont Sportsmen's Bill of Rights. Any one these passes, the entire VSBR bill of rights is useless.
H.90
H.91
H.92
H.250, This is a virtual copy of S.31 and it was introduced after the public hearing in the state house on S.31.
 
H.296, the bill to dismantle the Vermont Range Protection Act of 2006.                   
 

 

Sunday, March 1, 2015

Vermont Gun Owners: Here is your best chance for 2016 to tell your legislators face-to-face...

           
Have you seen H.296?  The supporters of this bill want to restrict Vermont's gun ranges and also put the range
operations under the control of the municipalities.  Undoing our Range Protection Act of 2006.
 
The legislators are home all this week.  Our folks need to politely and firmly tell them: "No Gun Control, Period"
No debating with the legislators, no taking quiz questions from them.  Just a clear message: "No Gun Control, Period"
Many legislators will be at the polls on Tuesday, when you vote they will likely be outside the polling place.  "No Gun Control, Period"
H.296
 
Besides S.31.  There are now five clearly antigun bills in the Vermont House of Representatives. 
 
Burlington's three bill attack on the Vermont Sportsmen's Bill of Rights.  Any one these pass, the entire bill of rights is useless
 
H.90
 
H.91
 
H.92
 
  
H.250    This is a virtual copy of S.31 and it was introduced after the public hearing in the state house on S.31.