Yes, but you know it's not going to be written in a way that's positive. EG- lots of bullshit tied to prohibited persons and likely existing ATF regs that have nothing to do with the matter at hand. NRA will glad hand everyone and then at the 11th hour suck for importing restrictions and constraints on it just to get it passed.
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Nationwide Reciprocity for Concealed Carry Permits H.R. 38
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Yes, but you know it's not going to be written in a way that's positive. EG- lots of bullshit tied to prohibited persons and likely existing ATF regs that have nothing to do with the matter at hand. NRA will glad hand everyone and then at the 11th hour suck for importing restrictions and constraints on it just to get it passed.
No. You need 60 votes in the Senate to stop a filibuster. In the unlikely event that the leadership could keep all Republicans in line, they would still need 3 Democrats to vote in favor of cloture. And that will not happen.
But the reality is that it won’t get out of committee in either house of Congress. It will never get close to a floor vote.
whatluck
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Oh, yeah, totally. The way to restrict govt function is clearly not by adding more laws. It's more of a prediction that the beast will only get hungrier, therefore get bigger, and get hungrier.
I tell people that the NRA isn't an ally to the gun community all the time, get some really funny looks.
Exactly. They get a pet congresscritter to submit the bill for them. Both sides do this kind of
because people keep falling for it.
Sparky123
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The truth is, some Americans are confused or just ignorant, so they don't know what they want. They vote democrat, then Republican, then democrat, then Republican. Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, Biden, then Trump again. After the tariffs affect the food prices, many Americans won't be able to see the difference between Trump and Biden anymore. As a result, I believe in two years the democrats will win the House or Senate or both.
I think your margin of error is too wide.
I'll add that laws are only for men who cannot set their own rules.
Sparky123
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Like you, I believe that the tariffs will eventually lower prices, but in the short term, prices will go up. So, how long will it take before many people throw in the towel and give up on Trump?
let’s hope everything starts to come down before midterms. And I think that’s the calculated plan. These people are politicians, afterall. And I would hope they’re using forecasting models that predict positive turnarounds prior to the time that people’s minds will be made up in the midterm election cycle.
House Judiciary Committee Votes In Favor of CCW Reciprocity Act
Even though we enjoy probably the best firearms laws on the planet in the United States, for anyone who lives in an area where crossing state lines is a daily occurrence, you might often run into a situation where your permit isn’t recognized simply by you going to work for the day.Frustrating...
www.thefirearmblog.com
Drill Baby Drill
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Our problem goes far beyond nationwide reciprocity for concealed carry. Some people need to wake up—this is just another entertaining distraction.
Well the trend says maybe.Look at how many times it's (or bills like it have) been proposed in the past and there is your answer on the odds of it passing. Hint not very likely even with this Congress.
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Introduced many times in the past.
In 2017 it passed the house and would have passed the senate but it's merge with fix the nics held back the vote.
More states have passed CC
Now in 2025, passage in the house is a near certainty, senate likely, and they say Trump is ready.
So yes, it has a chance. Make your phone calls and send your emails.
But keep in mind, it still requires compliance with the state's laws, mag limit, place limits, type limits will all still apply.
And for those who can't read, it does not grant the Fed any additional power or regulation. It only remove restrictions placed on you by a state you don't even live in.
