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---- CALIFORNIA GUN NUT REPORT-- the
Assembly Appropriations Committee passed Senate
Bills 264 & 715, two anti-gun bills which would
restrict gun shows in Orange Cnty & Costa Mesa, &
prohibit hunters under the age of 21 from purchasing
a hunting rifle or shotgun. These bills will now head to the Assembly floor, where they will soon be eligible for votes.
Please click the red button below to contact your Assembly member & ask them to OPPOSE SB 264 & SB 715.
Senate Bill 264, as amended, prohibits officers, employees, operators, lessees, or licensees of the 32nd District
Agricultural Association from entering into any agreement to allow for the sale of any firearm, firearm parts, or
ammunition on property or buildings that comprise the OC Fair & Event Center or properties in Orange Cnty & Costa
Mesa that are owned, leased, operated, or occupied by the District. This imposes a one-size-fits-all restriction to
prevent officials from deciding how to use venues. Senate Bill 715 limits when a hunting license satisfies the
requirements for adults under 21 purchasing a long gun. This means an individual who has purchased a license for an
upcoming season will not satisfy the requirements in order to obtain a firearm for hunting. Thank you for making your
voice heard against these bills!
----------- Provisions of AB 1237 that would make available to certain researchers a litany of information on gun owners
(including personal identifying information) have been resurrected in the Legislature. Please contact your lawmakers &
ask them to OPPOSE AB 173 & SB 173.

Assembly Bill 173/Senate Bill 173 require that the California Dept of Justice (DOJ) supply state information, including
personal identifying information, to the UC Gun Violence Research Center at UC Davis, & allows the DOJ to provide
this same information to certain non-profits & state agencies. This legislation creates grave privacy concerns, as well
as concerns that this information could be provided to groups that create biased “research” to push gun control policies
without actually researching root causes of violence.
Yours in Freedom, Ken Lan Communications Coordinator NRA-ILA http://www.nrailafrontlines.com/

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MASSACHUSETTS NEWS--“As a Massachusetts resident & an avid car enthusiast, I am enthused to see the
introduction of a bill to remove the front plate requirement for the state,” noted Josh Shapiro to his lawmakers earlier
this year. “I believe that the removal of this requirement will both improve the appearance of all cars in the state, but
more importantly, it will help residents of Massachusetts by not requiring them to drill holes in their front bumper, which
can help improve the appeal of Massachusetts owned cars in states that do not require a front license plate. This bill
has the ability to bring Massachusetts in line with other states that have moved to lift the same requirement and would
accommodate cars that were not built with having a front plate in mind.” He and fellow residents are still waiting for the
legislature to take action on the bill this year. --SEMA