116th Congressional Session (2019-2020) 2A "related" Legislation A LIST

[brotherbill3]

We do this each session w/ the state IGA legislation - here is the start for FEDERAL Legislation
(if A mod wants to assume power over it or pin it - go ahead)

So I did a quick look at Federal lists today too (while between other things) ... I'll update the list(s) as I can and as others feed info here.

Since Fed session is 2 yrs long - Can we please "TRY" to keep this to the list of things
and create separate threads for any of these that garner sufficient traction - or that we are pushing for traction ... ?
(waits for derrail in 3....2....1 ... yeah I've been here a while)

OK all I got was number and glimpse at titles:

HR 38 (Reciprocity ?)
HR 49
HR 88 (Knife laws ?)
HR 110
HR 155 (HPA - revisited ?)
HR 167
HR 175


3 seem good (HR 38, HR 88, HR 155) ; Others Not so much or perhaps do not really apply. I didn't verify much yet.
I just did a word search in the list for a few key words


I will come back and TRY (with help from whomever that can - to keep this list up to date ... I expect there will be a LOT of duplication over the 2 yrs.

Link to 2 Sites useful for tracking and commenting:

PopVox (https://www.popvox.com/ ) a good site for tracking and it makes sending responses to your Legislators a bit easier (potentially) ...

and Congress.gov (Ex HR 38 ... https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/38 )

 

[buckstopshere]

H.R. 8 Dems trying for UBCs again

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/01/04/house-dems-gun-background-checks-bill-1081476

 

[Mongo59]

If the Dems have this extrasensory power to know that "20% or more" gun transfers go without a background check why not just harness that power to pre-crime the individuals who plan to use them illegally and leave the rest of us alone?

 

[Methane Herder]

I'm pretty sure they use 20% more oxygen than most people. I don't think they produce 20% more work though (thermodynamically speaking) which makes them oxygen thieves.

MH

 

[Mongo59]

I would have thought them to be products of the anaerobic process...

 

[Wink and the Gun]

Any pro-gun bills introduced in the house this year are simply meaningless lip service to the pro-gun base. None of them will happen with a Democrat majority, and we will likely see a number of gun control bills pass the house (to die in the Senate). Republicans had their chance to pass the HPA and reciprocity and whatever else for the last two years, and the leadership flat refused to allow the bills to be voted on.

 

[brotherbill3]

Any pro-gun bills introduced in the house this year are simply meaningless lip service to the pro-gun base. None of them will happen with a Democrat majority, and we will likely see a number of gun control bills pass the house (to die in the Senate). Republicans had their chance to pass the HPA and reciprocity and whatever else for the last two years, and the leadership flat refused to allow the bills to be voted on.

Sadly - there is much truth here. -
Still - we need to encourage those proffering the good stuff and ... then stand like the old willow on the banks of the river that will not move against all the bad.
(and we can't know the good from the bad without a play book - .... stay tuned).

 

[dukeboy_318]

Assault Weapons Ban 2019 in US Senate...


https://americanmilitarynews.com/20...NgBd2slJXkeOkCBx3HG6nWKCyMYnwlai6rQ2ML9yGyXAA

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

*NOW* the idiot senate republicans want to pass a reciprocity bill...only a month too late. They actually do think we're idiots.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/gun-r...tm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=glennbeck

Ted Cruz and John Cornyn were joined by 29 of their Republican colleagues in rolling out the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.

 

[MCgrease08]

I'll just leave this here. I think it sums things up pretty well.

[video=youtube_share;djs2zYBd8RE]http://youtu.be/djs2zYBd8RE[/video]

 

[Robert Richardson]

I'll just leave this here. I think it sums things up pretty well.

[video=youtube_share;djs2zYBd8RE]http://youtu.be/djs2zYBd8RE[/video]

BIG

 

[Jeepster48439]

This came through my email. Wonder what the chances are of this 1) passing and 2) states using the funds this way if it does?

https://www.tactical-life.com/news/nssf-supports-hr-1222-target-practice/

 

[Alamo]

This came through my email. Wonder what the chances are of this 1) passing and 2) states using the funds this way if it does?

https://www.tactical-life.com/news/nssf-supports-hr-1222-target-practice/

It passed both chambers and Trump signed it into law:

https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/1222?q={"search":["hr+1222"]}&r=1&s=1

This bill allows a state to use federal funds to cover a higher percentage of the costs for the construction and expansion of public target ranges. Specifically, a state may use specified federal grant funds to pay up to 90% of such costs (rather than 75%, as under current law). Additionally, amounts provided for these purposes shall remain available for five fiscal years (rather than two, as under current law).

More here: https://westvirginia.forums.rivals....ship-training-support-act-last-friday.203360/

The bill has been pushed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation for fourteen years. It has been introduced as 29 different numbered bills over the years and proposed in 15 separate bill packages. These efforts were always cast aside for reasons unrelated to the “Range Bill” but perseverance by the NSSF finally paid off.