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SB 743
- Thread starter virginiatuck
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virginiatuck
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The only things this bill appears to do are require non-residents to have a permit from their state of residence before they transport a firearm for one of the "certain purposes" that currently anyone may do even without a permit; and that only non-residents would have to store the firearm in their trunk or the "extreme rear" of the vehicle. Residents still wouldn't have the trunk or "extreme rear" rule.
I don't support this bill; today that section is silent on residency status.
The only things this bill appears to do are require non-residents to have a permit from their state of residence before they transport a firearm for one of the "certain purposes" that currently anyone may do even without a permit; and that only non-residents would have to store the firearm in their trunk or the "extreme rear" of the vehicle. Residents still wouldn't have the trunk or "extreme rear" rule.
I don't support this bill; today that section is silent on residency status.