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Gun Free Zone’s list of Florida’s gun bills — good and bad — for the 2020 Legislative session

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Lee’s note:  The Gun Free Zone is one of my favorite pro-gun sites.  Miguel, one of their very accomplished writers, created a real piece of public service — a list and good/bad ranking of all of the gun bills that will be introduced in Florida’s upcoming 2020 legislative session. The list is republished with their permission.

This is real “gun writing,” and we should all be grateful he compiled this information.

Please check out their site and follow them on social media.

Thanks, Miguel!

gUN fREE zONE‘S LIST OF FLORIDA GUN BILLS FOR THE 2020 LEGISLATIVE SEASON

From Miguel: Here are all the bills as of January 5, 2020. There are (so far) 39 bills: 3 are what you may want to call Pro Gun or Good Bills, one Neutral bill and a whopping 35 Gun Control Bills ranging from Bad to Very Bad.

I’ll update as necessary.

 

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 117 – Mental Health Evaluation to Carry – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 245 – Child Care Facilities to become Gun Free Zones – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 270 – Sale and Delivery of Firearms – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 289 – Background Checks to Buy Ammunition – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 291 – Temporary Exemption from Public Records of the Sales of Ammunition – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 398 – Child Care Facilities to become Gun Free Zones (Senate Version) – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 428 – Snob Gun Free Zones – BAD BILL.

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 460 – Background Checks to Buy Ammunition (Senate Version) – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 462 – Public Records/Buyer or Transferee/Ammunition (Senate Version) – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 499 – Domestic Violence – Bad Bill

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 548 – Creates a FL. Gun Sales Form, UBC and investigation of private sellers – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 558 – Total Ban of Large-Capacity Magazines – Bad Bill

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 586 – Gun Sales only if you have a CWL? – Bad Bill

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 631 – Sale, Transfer, or Storage of Firearms. FFL must sell a safety brochure – BAD BILL.

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 718 – Domestic Violence – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 809 – Screwing with the Licenses to Carry Concealed Weapons or Firearms – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – Eliminating State Preemption to stop Gun Shows in Public Property – Bad Bill

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 1208 – Another Assault Weapons and Large-capacity Magazines Ban – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 1300 – Yet Another Bill Banning Assault Weapons – BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – SB 1310 – Hunting and Fishing Sales Tax Holiday – GOOD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 6001 – Campus Carry – GOOD BILL.

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 6003 – Eliminating all the After Parkland Gun Control Laws – GOOD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 6009 – Eliminating State Preemption on Firearms and Ammunition (House Version) -VERY BAD BILL

Florida Gun Rights 2020 – HB 6049 – Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground are to be illegal – VERY BAD BILL

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1 Comment

  1. Casey McCarthy on

    How do we respond to all these repetitive bills? This is such a waste of time, effort and money. We need a list of the people creating these bills . In November they need to be gone.

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