Several firearms related bills have gained traction in the General Assembly this year, largely due to a gun friendly citizenry and an important election. One of the bills -- House Bill 1065 -- previously was blocked in the Democratic controlled House, but this year it passed with 76 votes. "It's an election year and it's an important one, so they may be looking for some things to hang on their mantel and get extra credit," said Sen. Mike Young, R Indianapolis.
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