Thanks
to many of you for taking time to call and write your representatives
to oppose the 50 or so gun related bills that are presently making their
way through the Senate Appropriations Committee and Safety Committee. Whether
it’s a 5 cent per bullet tax, a ban on all lead ammo in California,
making ALL semi-auto rifles like grandpas Ruger 10-22 a so called
“Assault Rifle” or requiring bio-metric thumb print readers on all guns,
the list of bills assaulting law-abiding citizens in California is
unprecedented. If they cant outright ban your gun, they will register your gun, ban your magazines or tax your ammo – whatever they have to do. Please take the time to make a phone call or send an email.
1.) Contact the Senate Appropriations Committee members.
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• Kevin De Leon (D)
• Mimi Walters (R)
• Ted Gaines (R)
• Jerry Hill (D)
• Ricardo Lara (D)
• Alex Padilla (D)
• Darrell Steinberg (D)
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916-651-4022
916-651-4037
916-651-4001
916-651-4013
916-651-4033
916-651-4020
916-651-4006
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INSIST they abandon their plans to pass any more anti-gun legislation including AB-48, AB-1131, AB-231, and AB 500.
2.) Contact Assembly Public Safety Committee.
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• Tom Ammiano (D)
• Nancy Skinner (D)
• Holly Mitchell (D)
• Bill Quirk (D)
• Marie Waldron (R)
• Reginald Jones-Sawyer (D)
• Melissa Melendez (R)
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916-319-2017
916-319-2015
916-319-2054
916-319-2020
916-319-2075
916-319-2059
916-319-2067
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URGE them to OPPOSE ALL anti-gun legislation in their committee including SB-47, and SB-396.
Thank you for taking action right away.
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Calaveras Tactical Class Schedule or the next two months
Tac 1 handgun, August 17 in San Jose
NRA Basic Pistol, August 19 in San Jose
Ladies Defensive Gun Class, August 24 in Copperopolis
NRA Basic Pistol, August 26 in San Jose
Tac 1 handgun, Sept. 1 in San Jose (this class is filling up fast)
T.A.T.T.S (first annual teach a teen to shoot) Sept. 7, Calaveras County (class full)
Defensive Shotgun, Sept. 24, Calaveras County (location TBA)
Remember, the FIRST rule of gun safety: ALL GUNS ARE LOADED ALL THE TIME.
What does that mean? That
means that every time you touch a gun, and while keeping the gun
pointed in a safe direction you make sure that the magazine is out of
the gun and you visually and physically check the chamber to make sure
there isn’t a round in the chamber. If someone
else checks the gun, tells you its not loaded and hands it to you, the
first thing you are going to do is check the gun to make sure it isn’t
loaded and if you are not in physical contact with your firearm and you
look away for a second, or get distracted, when you touch the gun again,
you check again - maybe even twice.
Be safe out there! Take a new shooter to the range and remember you are an ambassador for all things guns – people are always watching you.
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Steve Nelson
Owner / Instructor
Calaveras Tactical
Phone: (209) 402-3141
