NRA-ILA Daily Alert 5-13-2016

National Rifle Association of America, Institute For Legislative ActionIllinois: Anti-Gun Coalition Proposes Outrageous Legislation that Would Only Close Gun Stores – Yesterday, state Representative Kathleen Willis proposed an amendment to Rep. Michael Madigan’s shell bill, House Bill 1016. Vermont: Legislature Adjourns and Gun Owners Emerge as Victors – Last Friday, the Vermont General Assembly wrapped up its work for the 2016 Legislative Session, and Vermont gun owners can once again be proud of the results.

UNION LEADER
New Hampshire: House approves concealed carry bill
Anyone who may legally own a gun under state and federal law would be able to carry a concealed weapon under a bill the House approved 217-132 on Wednesday.
 
JOPLIN GLOBE
Missouri: Members of both chambers hash out differences over gun legislation
A conference committee of state senators and representatives debated Tuesday the final stages of a Senate bill that had several provisions regarding concealed gun permits.
 
ASSOCIATED PRESS
South Carolina: Bill lets bankrupt SC residents hold on to $5,000 worth of guns
South Carolinians going through bankruptcy could keep $5,000 worth of their guns from creditors under a bill advanced Wednesday to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
 
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Louisiana: Edwards agrees to Right-to-Carry fee exemption for vets
A five-year concealed carry permit costs $125 and a lifetime permit costs $500, with veterans currently charged half the fee’s price tag. Edwards signed a bill to do away with the fees for veterans.
 
LAS VEGAS REVIEW JOURNAL
NRA gun rights arm launches website to defeat Nevada ballot Question 1
The National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action has launched an informational website to stop the “Californication” of Nevadans’ gun rights.
 
ASSOCIATED PRESS
University of Texas Regents Set to Approve Gun Rules
University of Texas System regents are expected Thursday to approve rules allowing concealed handguns in campus classrooms and buildings.The rules are mandated by a state law that takes effect Aug. 1.
 
LEGAL & LEGISLATION
South Carolina: Your Urgent Action Needed to Ensure H. 3799 becomes a True Recognition Standard Bill
Anti-gun political posturing threatens the passage of H. 3799, so it is imperative that you contact your state Senator IMMEDIATELY and urge him or her to support NRA’s efforts to amend and pass this critical pro-gun reform.  The Senate voted today to carry over the bill, yet again.  This means that the looming end of the session, currently scheduled for June 2, threatens to put an end to the prospect of bringing South Carolina in line with the majority of the country by establishing a true recognition standard for Right-to-Carry permits.
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