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New Hampshire - Urge Your Legislators To Support Reckless Lawsuit Bill
Friday, June 13, 2003
HB 811, an NRA-backed measure that will protect the firearm industry by preventing reckless lawsuits, was approved by a Committee of Conference on June 4, and will now get an up or down vote in both the Senate and House of Representatives. It is critical that you contact your legislators and urge them to support HB 811. Also approved by the Committee of Conference, was NRA-backed HB 415. This important legislation will safeguard New Hampshire`s law-abiding gun owners by preventing a patchwork of local anti-gun ordinances in municipalities throughout the state. It will now be considered for final approval by the Legislature. Keep in mind that opponents of HB 415 are pulling out all the stops to derail this measure so it is critical that NRA members contact both their Senator and State Representative TODAY to voice their strong support for HB 415. To locate contact information for your lawmakers, please visit the New Hampshire General Court`s website at www.gencourt.state.nh.us or visit www.NRAILA.org and use the "Write Your Representative" feature.
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