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Scott Brown looking to cash in big on gun control.

April 7, 2014

Last year we warned you that Scott Brown was anti-gun and the Republican State Committee was actively recruiting him to run for US Senate.  NHFC members picketed a Republican party fundraiser in Nashua to underscore Scott Brown’s gun ban attitude. But it looks like the State Party did not get the message. It is unfortunate […]

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NHFC Legislative Update – SB 244 goes to the House

April 1, 2014

Scott and I have been warning you about SB 244.  This email is intended to provide you with an update on what passed the New Hampshire Senate last week and how it affects your civil right to be armed.  But first, I want to thank all the NHFC members who called, emailed and sent postcards […]

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Firearms Freedom Act Introduced in NH House…

March 18, 2014

A few weeks ago when we told you that Rep. Ed Butler was seeking revenge for the failure of his universal gun registration bill HB 1589.  We told you that he amended a very pro-gun bill, HB 1264 into an anti-gun study committee.  Click here to read the details. Fortunately for New Hampshire gun owners, […]

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Senator Carson pushing SB 244 ACTION NEEDED

March 1, 2014

Earlier this week Jon warned you that Senator Sharon Carson was working behind the scenes to pass SB 244 (see a shrink lose your guns) by making it less anti-gun. Jon told you that Senator Carson’s efforts will likely be aided by anti-gun House members if SB 244 passes the Senate. NHFC members have told […]

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Butler’s revenge and gun control in the Senate…

February 23, 2014

After we killed HB 1589 (sell a gun to a friend go to jail), we warned you that the anti-gun left in the New Hampshire House would not stop!  We told you that they would use any means available to pass gun control and the Bloomberg agenda.   Well, it didn’t take very long… NHFC Board […]

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WE WON!!! HB 1589 is DEAD!

February 12, 2014

We did it!!!   I am happy to report, that earlier today, after several votes in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, HB 1589 (as amended) was voted “inexpedient to legislate” (ITL) by a division vote of 242-118. There were some nail biting moments when the committee amendment to make “sell a gun to a friend […]

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NHFC President Evans’ letter to State Representatives…

February 11, 2014

NHFC President Jonathan Evans sent the following letter to every New Hampshire State Representative urging them to strongly oppose HB 1589, “sell a gun to a friend go to jail”. ================================================================================== Dear Representative, The New Hampshire Firearms Coalition is an organization representing tens of thousands of law abiding New Hampshire firearms owners, manufacturers and dealers.  […]

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Emails starting to work, calls needed to stop HB 1589

February 7, 2014

NHFC Members, friends and supporters have done a terrific job calling and emailing State Reps. to voice our opposition to HB 1589.  You, the grassroots gun owners are our strength.  I want to thank you for responding to Jon’s call for action and also give you a few updates. First, many of you have sent […]

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Bloomberg moving NH closer to gun owner registration…

February 5, 2014

Freedom and liberty took a step back yesterday when the New Hamsphire House Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee voted 10-8 on a straight party line vote “Ought to Pass” (OTP) on HB 1589.  “Sell a gun to a friend go to jail.” Now, some will say the bill was amended and it is no longer […]

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Calls needed to stop “Sell a gun go to jail bill”…

February 2, 2014

This past Thursday, the House Commerce Committee Chairman, Rep. Ed Butler, held yet another so called “executive session” on HB1589.  The hearing was overwhelmingly attended by responsible citizens in the state, citizens like you and me; yet the Chairman and some committee members still choose to ignore the input of the people. The session was […]

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