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Missouri: House Passes Self-Defense Bill

Thursday, March 10, 2022

Missouri: House Passes Self-Defense Bill

Yesterday, the House voted 101-40 to pass House Bill 1462, to reduce areas where law-abiding citizens are left defenseless. It will now go to the Senate for further consideration. Please contact your state senator to ask them to SUPPORT HB 1462 and request it be scheduled for a hearing in the General Laws Committee.

House Bill 1462 repeals arbitrary “gun-free zones” that do nothing to hinder criminals, while leaving law-abiding citizens defenseless. It removes the prohibition on law-abiding citizens carrying firearms for self-defense on public transit property and in vehicles. This ensures that citizens with varying commutes throughout their day, and of various economic means, are able to exercise their Second Amendment rights and defend themselves.

As amended, the bill also repeals the prohibition in state law against carrying firearms for self-defense in places of worship. This empowers private property owners to make such decisions regarding security on their own, rather than the government mandating a one-size-fits-all solution.

Again, please contact your state senator to ask them to SUPPORT HB 1462 and request it be scheduled for a hearing in the General Laws Committee.


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