The first year of the two-year 143rd Delaware General Assembly adjourned today in the early morning hours. No anti-gun legislation advanced this year, and hunters enjoyed a great victory in the establishment of an annual seven-day handgun hunting season, the first of which will run from January 7-14, 2006. NRA-ILA will be alerting members of upcoming Second Amendment issues that will be addressed when the General Assembly reconvenes in January of next year.
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Friday, July 1, 2005
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