Fifty Caliber Institute Email Alert
November 18, 2008

NJ ASSEMBLY DELAYS PASSAGE OF GUN BAN!

Please Contact Your Assembly Members Again!

Please forward this alert to a fifty-caliber friend!   
In response to your calls, faxes, and emails, the New Jersey Assembly on November 17 delayed passage of A2116 (banning most firearms of .50 caliber or larger) and instead amended the legislation in an attempt to respond to gun owner concerns. The amended bill could be considered by the full Assembly as soon as December.

What this means is the author of this bill is trying to refine the bill so it will become a "Stand Alone Bill" to ban the .50 BMG. This is where they are going and this is what they want to accomplish. We need to send a clear message that any ban is unacceptable.

The amendments are currently under review and further email alerts will be forthcoming. However, no amount of tinkering can "fix" a gun ban, and A2116 remains fundamentally flawed legislation because it bans handguns and long guns based on the size of the hole in the barrel instead of punishing criminal behavior. Please continue to contact your Assembly members and oppose A2116. Their contact information is available here.

 
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As you all know, FCI has to depend on our supporters to provide the funds for us to continue in our role. I'm asking everyone to take the time to go to our website and look at the current fundraiser we are hosting. Bill Ritchie, owner of EDM Arms in CA has graciously donated a $10,000 rifle to FCI to be given away to some lucky winner. We have made this drawing very attractive and we need your help and support. Please CLICK HERE and look at our fundraiser. I think you'll be pleased.

To view our full-page, printable fundraiser flyer, complete with clippable coupon for entry, CLICK HERE. Please print out a few and give to some fifty cal friends.

Best regards and safe shooting.

John Burtt
Chairman, FCI