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Watch: Montana Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing Video Including HB258, HB436 and HB504 | 3/16/21

Select HB258, HB436 and HB504 from the Montana Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing Agenda below the video.

HB258 | “AN ACT PROHIBITING THE ENFORCEMENT OF ANY A FEDERAL BAN ON OR REGULATION OF FIREARMS, MAGAZINES, AMMUNITION, AMMUNITION COMPONENTS, or FIREARM ACCESSORIES; and PROVIDING AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE AND A RETROACTIVE APPLICABILITY DATE.”

HB436 | “AN ACT revising weapons laws; providing that the carrying of a concealed weapon in a publicly owned and occupied building may not be limited by local government; removing the penalty for carrying a concealed weapon in a prohibited place; AMENDING SECTIONS 45-8-317, 45-8-321, AND 45-8-351, MCA; and REPEALING SECTION 45-8-328, MCA.”

HB504 | “AN ACT generally REVISING LAWS RELATED TO FIREARMS, WEAPONS, AND ACCESSORIES; PROVIDING THAT DURING A DECLARED EMERGENCY THE STATE MAY NOT CONFISCATE, PROHIBIT, OR regulate FIREARMS, COMPONENTS, accessories, OR OTHER WEAPONS; PROVIDING BUSINESSES RELATED TO FIREARMS OR WEAPONS MAY NOT BE RESTRICTED; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS; AMENDING SECTION 10-3-114, MCA; and PROVIDING AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE.”

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How To Attend And Speak At Legislative Hearings For Montana Pro-Gun and Anti-Gun Bills | From Gary of MSSA

Find some great advice for attending and speaking in support of pro-gun bills or in opposition to anti-gun bills being heard before legislative committees during legislature from Gary Marbut of The Montana Shooting Sports Association embedded from PROGUNLEADERS.ORG below.

Also check out how to testify at Have Your Say Montana – Montana State Legislature at https://leg.mt.gov/session/have-your-say/

Have you ever spoken publicly at a pro-gun or anti-gun bill committee hearing during a Montana legislative session?
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Member Poll: Do Your Support or Oppose Gun Registration In Order To Enforce Universal Background Checks?

We hear frequently from anti-gun entities and politicians that “90% of Americans support Universal Background Checks.” We all know that’s not even close, especially in Montana and that the only way to enforce such a tyrannical law is to require universal firearms registration. It’s more than likely the other way around, especially among Montana gun buyers, sellers and traders. Take the poll and tell us what you think in the comments.

Do You Support or Oppose Universal Gun Registration To Enforce Universal Background Checks?
  • I Oppose Universal Gun Registration in Order To Enforce Universal Background Checks 99%, 136 votes
    136 votes 99%
    136 votes - 99% of all votes
  • I Support Universal Gun Registration in Order To Enforce Universal Background Checks 1%, 1 vote
    1 vote 1%
    1 vote - 1% of all votes
Total Votes: 137
03/22/2024
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Post Free and Featured Gun Friendly Montana Small Business Ads at Montana Gun Trader

Free posting will always be available for all ads at Montana Gun Trader. Select the Business Category for free and featured ad options. All ads everywhere are always sorted by the very latest ad always at the top. All ads can be renewed in your own Manage Ads page every five days.

Featured Ads in all categories are highlighted and stick to top of all listings pages chronologically with the latest featured ad always at the top. Featured ads also appear below all individual classified ads as well as below all blog post pages like this below and the Sponsor Shop.

Featured Business Ads also appear randomly on the home stream after every second community post getting a ton of community traffic.

Select Montana Business Category when Posting your Free or Featured Business Ads.

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The Official Montana Right To Keep And Bear Arms Week Begins 1st Monday of March! How Will You Celebrate?

How do you plan on celebrating Montana RKBA Week this year?

In 1991 The Montana Shooting Sports Association got a bill passed through legislature and signed into law setting the first week starting on Monday every March as the official week for Montana to celebrate our RTKBA – Right to Keep and Bear Arms.

1-1-224. Observance of right to keep and bear arms. The week beginning the first Monday in March is an official week of observance to commemorate Montana’s valued heritage of the right of each person to keep and bear arms in the defense of his home, person, or property or in aid of civil power. During this week, all Montanans are urged to reflect on their right to keep and bear arms and to celebrate this right in lawful ways.

Let me know if you have events planned. I may be able to provide free MSSA and MTGT bumper stickers

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Watch: Second Montana House Floor Session on HB258 – To Prohibit Enforcement Of New Federal Gun Laws [Video]

After first being tabled in committee because of the opposition from The Montana Sheriff’s and Peace Officer’s Association, HB258 was resurrected and went to it’s second reading on the House Floor on 2/26/21. Watch it below.

HB258 A BILL FOR AN ACT ENTITLED: “AN ACT PROHIBITING THE ENFORCEMENT OF ANY A FEDERAL BAN ON OR REGULATION OF FIREARMS, MAGAZINES, AMMUNITION, AMMUNITION COMPONENTS, or FIREARM ACCESSORIES; and PROVIDING AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE AND A RETROACTIVE APPLICABILITY DATE.”

Find current status and contact appropriate reps to help move it along at https://leg.mt.gov/web-messaging/ Watch and make comments below.

Current Status: HB258 – An Act Prohibiting Enforcement of New Federal Gun Laws

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Watch: Signing Ceremony Of HB102 Into Law By Governor Gianforte & Explanation of LR130 & HB102 by Gary Marbut

Watch The Signing Ceremony Video Of Montana’s historic HB102 (Permit-less Concealed Carry) Into Law By Governor Greg Gianforte on 2/18/21.

Read and comment on: Effects of LR-130 and HB 102 by Gary Marbut, president of The Montana Shooting Sports Association embedded below.

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Poll: Do You Support or Oppose an Ammunition and Reloading CO-OP To Give Montana More Ammo Independence?

I’m not sure what that looks like right now but will help in any way I can with this site. Take the poll, discuss and make suggestions below.

Do you Support or Oppose implementing an Electoral College system for Montana Governor and U.S. Reps?
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