Shane Tuttle
Staff
I've been keeping my ear to the ground and found out a House And Senate Files were reintroduced to change Iowa from a may-issue to a shall-issue. We'll see if it passes through this time. Some bullet points and contact information courtesy of the NRA-ILA:
House File 2528 and Senate File 2379
-Increase from one year to 5 years the validity of a carry permit;
-Narrow the disqualifying circumstances for a permit to the federal minimum in most cases, while further narrowing state-specific disqualifiers;
-Ensure that denials, suspensions, and revocations of permits would be subject to both administrative and judicial review;
-Protect personally-identifiying information in permit applications from public disclosure;
-Allow Iowa to enter reciprocity agreements with other states for recognition of each other's permits;
-Broaden the types of training that would fulfill the state-mandated training requirement for permit applidants;
State House of Rep
515-281-3221
State Senate
515-281-3371
I'm fairly excited these Files. They've been placed on the backburner in the past. Also, Congress is ran by Democrats. However, I think they'll actually get this one moving since some of them are pro-gun. All I can do is keep in touch with my reps with fingers crossed.
House File 2528 and Senate File 2379
-Increase from one year to 5 years the validity of a carry permit;
-Narrow the disqualifying circumstances for a permit to the federal minimum in most cases, while further narrowing state-specific disqualifiers;
-Ensure that denials, suspensions, and revocations of permits would be subject to both administrative and judicial review;
-Protect personally-identifiying information in permit applications from public disclosure;
-Allow Iowa to enter reciprocity agreements with other states for recognition of each other's permits;
-Broaden the types of training that would fulfill the state-mandated training requirement for permit applidants;
State House of Rep
515-281-3221
State Senate
515-281-3371
I'm fairly excited these Files. They've been placed on the backburner in the past. Also, Congress is ran by Democrats. However, I think they'll actually get this one moving since some of them are pro-gun. All I can do is keep in touch with my reps with fingers crossed.