Recreational Lands Self-Defense Act Introduced

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Recreational Lands Self-Defense Act Introduced

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Just got an email from NRA-ILA. Keep your fingers crossed!

https://www.nraila.org/articles/2015013 ... introduced
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I hope this one states: Holstered firearms may be carried in all public areas (grounds,lobbies, rest rooms, etc.) according to State Law. Restricted areas would be offices or behind counters that have restricted access (doors or gates that must be opened to gain entry). Restricted areas must be posted with a no firearm sign, highly visible to the public, at each entry.
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MeMelYup wrote:I hope this one states: Holstered firearms may be carried in all public areas (grounds,lobbies, rest rooms, etc.). Restricted areas would be offices or behind counters that have restricted access (doors or gates that must be opened to gain entry). Restricted areas must be posted with a no firearm sign, visible to the public, at each entry.
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"Under this legislation, rules governing carry on those federal lands incorporate the laws of the state in which the lands are located."

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Some of the best news I have heard in awhile. Hopes it comes up for vote soon.
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Indeed! We've had MANY heated debates on carry/not carry on Corps of Engineers Land over the past decade. A debate that has never been resolved. And the Corps of Engineers land means lakes in Texas. Lots of them. And confusion reigns. Let's stop this confusion.

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Why couldn't the National Park thinghy be amended to include the USACE, TVA and NWS? Aren't all of these agencies operating under the same US government?
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Oldgringo wrote:Why couldn't the National Park thinghy be amended to include the USACE, TVA and NWS? Aren't all of these agencies operating under the same US government?
Yup. But different Cabinet Departments...different laws, rules, & regulations. Think turf territory. ;-)
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