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• Virginia: Senate Passes Excise Tax as Semi-Auto Ban Advances
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• Washington: 3D Printing Removed from Appropriations Committee to Fast Track Legislation
  Just hours after our last alert on House Bill 2320, the legislature has removed the bill from consideration by the Appropriations committee and have moved it to Rules 2, where it can be brought for a House Floor vote without public input.
• Connecticut: Draconian Pistol Ban Introduced in Hartford
  As a new legislative session begins in Connecticut, it certainly feels like Groundhog Day again as Gov. Ned Lamont unveiled his latest swipe at law-abiding gun owners.  The state’s Chief Executive came out of the blocks fast this year with Governor’s Bill HB-5043 which would ban “convertible pistols.”  It is already illegal to convert a gun into an automatic firearm.  However, under this legislation, “convertible pistol” is defined in such a way that an entire class of commonly-owned firearms would become illegal and banned.  To say that this legislation is on shaky constitutional footing would be an understatement.  If HB-5043 is enacted, possessing such a firearm would result in a Class D felony.  If would take effect on July 1, 2026.  
• Missouri: Hearing on Gun Owner Financial Privacy Bill on Monday
  On Monday, February 9th, the Senate Transportation, Infrastructure, and Public Safety Committee will hold a hearing on Senate Bill 1128, the "Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act."
• Washington: Anti Gun Bills on 3-D Printing and Storage Advance
  This week, the 1st substitute for House Bill 2320, the 3D printing ban, was voted out of the House Civil Rights & Judiciary Committee and has been referred to the House Appropriations Committee.
• New Hampshire: House Passes Campus Carry Bill
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• Virginia: House Continues Gun Control Push Giving Public Minimal Notice Before Vote
  Today, the Virginia House of Delegates added half a dozen gun control bills to the floor agenda for votes and promptly passed the bills giving little notice to the public.
• New Mexico: Senate Committee to Passes Sweeping Gun Control Bill
  Last night, the New Mexico Senate Judiciary Committee passed an omnibus gun control package that would severely undermine the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding New Mexicans and threaten the viability of local firearm retailers. We are monitoring this situation and will be sending updates as SB17 goes through the legislative process. Please use the Take Action link below to contact your elected officials and express your strong opposition to SB 17.  
• Florida: Pro-Industry Legislation Advances from Subcommittee
  On Tuesday, House Bill 1551 was reported favorably out of the Florida House Civil Justice & Claims Subcommittee by a vote of 13–4, and now moves to the House Judiciary Committee for further consideration. The Senate companion bill, Senate Bill 1748, is expected to take up action soon.      
• Virginia: Anti-Gun Legislation Continues to Advance in Both Chambers
  Yesterday, the Senate Committee on Finance and Appropriations, passed Senate Bill 763, which imposes an 11% excise tax on the sale of all firearms and ammunition "by a dealer in firearms, firearms manufacturer, or ammunition vendor," and designates all funding from the tax go into a so-called "Virginia Gun Violence Intervention and Prevention Fund."