The gun-grabbers are at it again, passing anything they can to try and chip away at the rights of gun owners.
http://blogs.seattletimes.com/polit...usly-approved-in-state-house/?syndication=rss
The idea behind this bill is that anyone who has a restraining or protective order against them would have to temporarily surrender any and all firearms in their possession. We'll see what the caucus does this year but hopefully it won't be allowed to come up for vote. The last time this bill was brought up last year it was rejected because there was some concern that residents would be denied a firearm without due process.
I don't like this one bit
Time to start contacting our representatives.
http://blogs.seattletimes.com/polit...usly-approved-in-state-house/?syndication=rss
The idea behind this bill is that anyone who has a restraining or protective order against them would have to temporarily surrender any and all firearms in their possession. We'll see what the caucus does this year but hopefully it won't be allowed to come up for vote. The last time this bill was brought up last year it was rejected because there was some concern that residents would be denied a firearm without due process.
I don't like this one bit
Time to start contacting our representatives.