Introduced by Assembly member Chris Holden on February 16, 2018, AB 3199 would prohibit certain charitable organizations from raffling off firearms. Full text of the bill can be accessed here. The bill has been read twice, passed in the assembly to the Government Organizations committee on March 21, 2018. It is still active in the…
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There are a number of bills in the California Legislature that can impact our second amendment rights. We recommend contacting your representatives and encouraging them to oppose/support the following bills: OPPOSE Assembly Bill 3– Would raise the age to purchase firearms and ammunition to 21. (Passed the Assembly and referred to the Senate Public Safety…
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Bullet Ban – AB 1135 & SB 880 change the definition of “assault weapon” to include semi-automatic centerfire, rifles and pistols that do not have fixed magazines and one or more prohibited feature. The “Ghost Gun” – AB857 requires anyone who manufactures or assembles a homemade firearm to obtain a unique serial number or identification mark…
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We have tried to explain each bill and it’s time for implementation. Some are very complex and will require the Department of Justice to create new systems to accommodate the required data. The flyer for informing gun owners of gun safety will be quite expensive to implement. Our guess is while signed implementation might be difficult…
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Below is a list of all the anti-firearm bills that were PASSED today: AB 1664 (Levine & Ting): AB 1664 would extend the definition of an assault weapon to include all semi-automatic rifles and pistols with a removable magazine and that use “bullet button”. For example, an AR-15 would be included in this.AB 1673 (Gipson): AB 1673 would take the definition…
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There’s a lot at stake this election year when it comes to our second amendment rights. We have put together a reference sheet that we encourage you to read over and share with family and friends. There are 14 different bills that will impact all of us. These bills have gone through assembly and senate, then…
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The Second Amendment provides U.S. citizens the right to bear arms. Ratified in December 1791, the amendment says: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
