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Hey guys! haven't been signed on in a while, real busy working part time and going to school fulltime. Decker's bill looks like it will be up for debate on tuesday.
http://host.madison.com/news/state-and-regional/wisconsin/article_eb036be2-abe8-5384-b05e-d1b7d34d7530.html
The state Senate is set to consider a bill next week that would allow people to transport uncased weapons.
Current Wisconsin law, no one can transport a firearm unless it's unloaded and stored in a gun case. No one can transport a bow or a crossbow unless it's either unstrung or cased.
The bill would eliminate the case requirement for firearms and eliminate all prohibitions on firearms, bows and crossbows in a vehicle if the vehicle is stationary.
The Senate is set to take up the measure on Tuesday.
The bill's main author, Senate Majority Leader Russ Decker, a Weston Democrat, introduced a similar measure in 2005. Republicans controlled the Senate then and the legislation never got to the floor for a vote.
Hey guys! haven't been signed on in a while, real busy working part time and going to school fulltime. Decker's bill looks like it will be up for debate on tuesday.
http://host.madison.com/news/state-and-regional/wisconsin/article_eb036be2-abe8-5384-b05e-d1b7d34d7530.html
The state Senate is set to consider a bill next week that would allow people to transport uncased weapons.
Current Wisconsin law, no one can transport a firearm unless it's unloaded and stored in a gun case. No one can transport a bow or a crossbow unless it's either unstrung or cased.
The bill would eliminate the case requirement for firearms and eliminate all prohibitions on firearms, bows and crossbows in a vehicle if the vehicle is stationary.
The Senate is set to take up the measure on Tuesday.
The bill's main author, Senate Majority Leader Russ Decker, a Weston Democrat, introduced a similar measure in 2005. Republicans controlled the Senate then and the legislation never got to the floor for a vote.