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Mayor Daley`s Anti-Gun Agenda Gains Momentum!
Friday, March 14, 2003
Mayor Daley’s anti-gun agenda is gaining momentum in the State Legislature, as he pushes HB 2356 and HB 2532. HB 2356 classifies everything from a gun club meeting to a shooting tournament as a "Gun Show." It prohibits ALL private transactions at such events, unless they go through a federally licensed firearm dealer. The dealer could charge whatever fees he chooses for the service. HB 2532 is a dealer licensing bill requiring all dealers to get a license from the state at a cost of $300 every five years. Also, every sale would have to be reported to the state police, creating a registration system, and it would also allow any law enforcement agency to go into any FFL’s store and search the inventory and records at any time with no warrant. It is critical that you contact your state representatives and urge them to "OPPOSE" HB 2356 and HB 2532. You can find contact information by using our "Write Your Representatives" tool.
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