Wisconsin Anti-Gun SHOW BILL's 643 an 914

[rangerat]

Listen up people, there are two Nasty Bill's [state bill 643] an [Assembly bill 914 ] Starting up this Wed,an thursday..



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As we alerted you before, two anti-gun proposals, LRB-2912 and LRB-4543 have been assigned bill numbers and referred to committees. The bill numbers are Senate Bill 643 and Assembly Bill 914. AB 914 has been scheduled for a public hearing Wednesday, April 7 at 1:05pm in the Committee on Corrections and the Courts. The Senate Judiciary Committee will then hear companion bill, SB 643, on Thursday, April 8 at 11:00am.







This is among the most drastically anti-gun legislation introduced in Wisconsin for some time. Gun control advocates refer to this legislation as a "fix" for the so-called "gun show loophole." Nevertheless, it goes far beyond point-of-sale background checks.







These proposals would.







Require that transfers of the ownership of privately-owned firearms be conducted through a federally licensed dealer. This means if you wanted to sell your firearm to a trusted friend, you would have to conduct the transaction through an FFL and pay whatever transfer fees the dealer cared to impose.





Go WAY beyond federal restrictions for firearm possession and impose additional prohibitions based on mere misdemeanor convictions.





Require firearm transfer records to be sent to the Department of Justice, thereby creating a registry of these privately-owned firearms.





Allow the Department to disclose these records for whatever "research" it deemed appropriate.



Please contact the committee members and urge them to oppose AB 914 and SB 643. Also contact your legislator and urge him or her to oppose these bills if they advance to the Assembly or Senate floor. To contact members of the Wisconsin legislature click here. Contact info for the respective committees is listed below.











Wednesday, April 7, 1:00 pm, State Capitol North Hearing Room (Second Floor)

Hearing on AB 914

Assembly Committee on Corrections and the Courts







State Representative Joe Parisi (D-48) Chair



(608) 266-5342



Rep.Parisi@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Chuck Benedict (D-45) Vice-Chair



(608) 266-9967



Rep.Benedict@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Donna Seidel (D-85)



(608) 266-0654



Rep.Seidel@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Frederick Kessler (D-12)



(608) 266-5813



Rep.Kessler@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Sondy Pope-Roberts (D-79)



(608) 266-3520



Rep.Pope-Roberts@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Ted Zigmunt (D-2)



(608) 266-9870



Rep.Zigmunt@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Sandy Pasch (D-22)



(608) 266-7671



Rep.Pasch@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Karl Van Roy (R-90)



(608) 266-0616



Rep.VanRoy@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Mark Gundrum (R-84)



(608) 267-5158



Rep.Gundrum@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Steve Kestell (R-27)



(608) 266-8530



Rep.Kestell@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Daniel LeMahieu (R-59)



(608) 266-9175



Rep.LeMahieu@legis.wisconsin.gov







State Representative Edward Brooks (R-50)



(608) 266-8531



Rep.Brooks@legis.wisconsin.gov



Thursday, April 8, 11:00 am, State Capitol Room 411 South

Hearing on SB 643

Senate Committee on Judiciary, Corrections, Insurance, Campaign Finance Reform, and Housing







State Senator Lena Taylor (D-4) Chair

(608) 266-5810

Sen.Taylor@legis.wisconsin.gov



State Senator Jim Sullivan (D-5) Vice-Chair

(608) 266-2512

Sen.Sullivan@legis.wisconsin.gov



State Senator Jon Erpenbach (D-27)

(608) 266-6670

Sen.Erpenbach@legis.wisconsin.gov



State Senator Glenn Grothman (R-20)

(608) 266-7513

Sen.Grothman@legis.wisconsin.gov



State Senator Randy Hopper (R-18)

(608) 266-5300

Sen.Hopper@legis.wisconsin.gov











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[GOANRA]

Wisconsin & Illinois have some serious 2nd Amendment problems, that need to be fixed.



In Wisconsin, folks may eventually be safe in their own homes:

4-12-2010 "A bill slowly making its way through the state Legislature would make it legal for Wisconsin residents to use deadly force if necessary to protect their homes. Under current law someone could break into a home and if the burglar was injured in the act, the perpetrator could sue the homeowner, ...."

[GOANRA]

[GOANRA]

rangerat, here is another Wisconsin bill, for Madison [not good].

Check it out:

http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=5719