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04-14-2013, 05:42 PM
House Bill 45, the Louisiana Manufactured Firearms and Ammunition Act, has been assigned to the State House Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice. It would nullify federal regulations under the “interstate commerce clause” on any firearm made and retained within Louisiana.
This bill states, in part: “all regulation of intrastate commerce is expressly reserved to the authority of the states. Manufacturing and sales of certain firearms, firearm accessories,and ammunition which are manufactured solely within the borders of the state of Louisiana and deemed to be matters of intrastate commerce and are not subject to federal regulation.”
HB45 not only protects the firearms within the state of Louisiana, but will also encourage firearm manufacturers to move to Louisiana from oppressive state laws elsewhere.
Passing HB45 will also promote job growth and protect firearms within the state of Louisiana. This bill was read on April 8th and needs to be approved by committee so it can move to the full house.. Your help is needed right now to make that happen.
ACTION ITEMS for House Bill 45
1. Contact the Chairman of the Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice. Politely but firmly let him know you’d like HB45 to be scheduled for a hearing and vote. Also encourage him to vote YES on HB45.
Joseph P. Lopinto III (504)838-5430 lopintoj@legis.la.gov
2. Contact all the other members of the committee. Strongly, but respectfully let the rest of the committee members know that you want their support on HB45. Tell them that this is not just a bill to protect firearms in the State of Louisiana. This is also a bill that encourages jobs in manufacturing. Passing this bill can help the economy too. YES on HB45.
Helena N. Moreno (504) 568-2740 morenoh@legis.la.gov
Bryan Adams (504) 361-6013 adamsb@legis.la.gov
Austin J. Badon, Jr. (504) 243-7783 larep100@legis.la.gov
Terry R. Brown (855) 261-6566 browntr@legis.la.gov
Roy A. Burrell (318) 676-7137 larep002@legis.la.gov
Mickey J. Guillory (337) 457-0194 larep041@legis.la.gov
Lowell C. Hazel (318 )767-6082 hazelc@legis.la.gov
Valarie Hodges (225) 791-2199 hodgesv@legis.la.gov
Dalton W. Honoré (225) 771-5674 honored@legis.la.gov
Frank A. Howard (318) 256-4135 howardf@legis.la.gov
Terry C. Landry, Sr. (337) 373-9380 landryt@legis.la.gov
Sherman Q. Mack (225) 686-3887 macks@legis.la.gov
Barbara M. Norton (318) 632-5887 nortonb@legis.la.gov
Steve E. Pylant (318)435-7313 pylants@legis.la.gov
3. Get active on Facebook. Join the 2nd Amendment Louisiana group and stay active in support of HB45 and other legislation coming forward. http://www.facebook.com/groups/2ndAmendmentLouisiana/
4. Encourage your local community to take action as well. Present the 2nd Amendment Preservation Act to your city county, your town council, or your county commissioners. Various local governments around the country are already passing similar resolutions and ordinances. Local legislative action is a great way to strengthen a statewide campaign against 2nd Amendment violations.
model legislation here:
http://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2ndamendmentpreservation/
http://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2013/04/louisiana-action-alert-help-support-the-right-to-keep-and-bear-arms/
This bill states, in part: “all regulation of intrastate commerce is expressly reserved to the authority of the states. Manufacturing and sales of certain firearms, firearm accessories,and ammunition which are manufactured solely within the borders of the state of Louisiana and deemed to be matters of intrastate commerce and are not subject to federal regulation.”
HB45 not only protects the firearms within the state of Louisiana, but will also encourage firearm manufacturers to move to Louisiana from oppressive state laws elsewhere.
Passing HB45 will also promote job growth and protect firearms within the state of Louisiana. This bill was read on April 8th and needs to be approved by committee so it can move to the full house.. Your help is needed right now to make that happen.
ACTION ITEMS for House Bill 45
1. Contact the Chairman of the Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice. Politely but firmly let him know you’d like HB45 to be scheduled for a hearing and vote. Also encourage him to vote YES on HB45.
Joseph P. Lopinto III (504)838-5430 lopintoj@legis.la.gov
2. Contact all the other members of the committee. Strongly, but respectfully let the rest of the committee members know that you want their support on HB45. Tell them that this is not just a bill to protect firearms in the State of Louisiana. This is also a bill that encourages jobs in manufacturing. Passing this bill can help the economy too. YES on HB45.
Helena N. Moreno (504) 568-2740 morenoh@legis.la.gov
Bryan Adams (504) 361-6013 adamsb@legis.la.gov
Austin J. Badon, Jr. (504) 243-7783 larep100@legis.la.gov
Terry R. Brown (855) 261-6566 browntr@legis.la.gov
Roy A. Burrell (318) 676-7137 larep002@legis.la.gov
Mickey J. Guillory (337) 457-0194 larep041@legis.la.gov
Lowell C. Hazel (318 )767-6082 hazelc@legis.la.gov
Valarie Hodges (225) 791-2199 hodgesv@legis.la.gov
Dalton W. Honoré (225) 771-5674 honored@legis.la.gov
Frank A. Howard (318) 256-4135 howardf@legis.la.gov
Terry C. Landry, Sr. (337) 373-9380 landryt@legis.la.gov
Sherman Q. Mack (225) 686-3887 macks@legis.la.gov
Barbara M. Norton (318) 632-5887 nortonb@legis.la.gov
Steve E. Pylant (318)435-7313 pylants@legis.la.gov
3. Get active on Facebook. Join the 2nd Amendment Louisiana group and stay active in support of HB45 and other legislation coming forward. http://www.facebook.com/groups/2ndAmendmentLouisiana/
4. Encourage your local community to take action as well. Present the 2nd Amendment Preservation Act to your city county, your town council, or your county commissioners. Various local governments around the country are already passing similar resolutions and ordinances. Local legislative action is a great way to strengthen a statewide campaign against 2nd Amendment violations.
model legislation here:
http://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2ndamendmentpreservation/
http://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2013/04/louisiana-action-alert-help-support-the-right-to-keep-and-bear-arms/