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Mass. Members! Urge Your Legislators To Support The Brewer-Moore Amendment!
Friday, May 7, 2004
In response to S. 2282, which would place a more extensive ban on semi-automatic firearms, Senator Stephen Brewer (D-38) and Senator Richard Moore (D-40) have drafted an amendment that will erase the unfavorable "semi-automatic" firearm language and institute the needed reforms which will include the reinstatement of the 90-day grace period for expired FID and LTC licenses, as well as the restoration of FID and LTC cards for individuals convicted of non-violent crimes. The Senate will debate S. 2282 sometime next week, in order to study the proposed changes. Please contact your Senator today and urge him to support the Brewer-Moore amendment. We need your help to get the Massachusetts legislature back on the right track for all gun owners! Contact information your State Senator is available at www.state.ma.us/legis/memmenus.htm.
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