Federal

Bill/Issue: Stop Congress From Spending $25 Million on Anti-Gun Rights Propaganda

• Position: Opposed
• Summary: Congress is allocating $25 million in its FY 2020 budget to fund cherry picked CDC "research" for anti-Second Amendment propaganda.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: StopTrumpGunControl.com: Oppose Pres. Trump's Plan to Enact New Gun Control

• Position: Opposed
• Summary: Pres. Trump is meeting with gun-grabbing Senators at the White House, and is expected to reach a decision on which gun control plans to support by the end of this week!
• Take Action: Link 

Bill/Issue: Oppose HR 838 - Wholesale Domestic Surveillance of Gun Owners

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Brian Babin (R-TX)
• Summary: HR 838 would permit levels of espionage against the American people not seen since the introduction of the Patriot Act. This Republican-sponsored bill would establish a "Task Force" of 24 unelected, generally unsupervised individuals to oversee a national strategy of monitoring private citizens under the guise of preventing "targeted violence through behavioral threat assessment."
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: Oppose Orwellian-Style Gun Control Technology Funding

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA)
• Summary: Democrats have entrusted William Barr, Donald Trump’s anti-Second Amendment Attorney General enough to give him the power and funding necessary to implement new Orweillian-style gun control technologies.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: Oppose Gun Registry Proposal Circulating Through Congress

• Position: Opposed
• Summary: This proposal would essentially resurrect the "Manchin-Toomey" bill, creating a national gun registry.
• Take Action: Link 

Bill/Issue: Oppose Financial Spying and Criminalization of Firearms Purchasers

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Jennifer Wexton (D-VA)
• Summary: Under the guise of “safety,” the H.R. 5132 slyly integrates credit and debit card domestic tracking into what amounts to a de facto gun registry and Orwellian-style system of financial spying on gun owners.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 4081 - Federal Gun Licensing and Firearm Database

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX)
• Summary: HR 4081 creates a process for the license and registration of firearms and the possession of certain ammunition. The bill also establishes a database of all registered firearms that is accessible to the public and all branches of government. Meaning your data would be made public!
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: Oppose the National Push For Gun Control

• Position: Opposed
• Summary: The U.S. Senate is considering "Red Flag" legislation, an "Assault Weapons" ban, a Magazine Ban, and Universal Background Checks. All of these proposals are unconstitutional, unsound, and dangerous.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: StopRedFlagLaws.com - Oppose "Red Flag" (ERPO/GVRO) Gun Confiscation Orders

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Pres. Trump
• Summary: In response to the recent tragic events in Gilroy, El Paso, and Dayton, President Trump has called for Congress to pass “red flag” legislation. Red flag laws stand for the proposition that gun owners can have their rights and property taken from them – by force – on the basis of allegations without the government having even reasonable suspicion, let alone probable cause or constitutionally sufficient adjudication.
• Take Action: Link 

Bill/Issue: Oppose House Democrats' Plan to Advance an "Assault Weapons" Ban

• Position: Opposed
• Author:Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI)
• Summary: HR 1296 would ban nearly all semiautomatic rifles, as well as AR and AK pistols, and institute a "buy-back" program for your property. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: Oppose the Federal Magazine Ban

• Position: Opposed
• Summary: Proposals to restrict your magazine capacity are under consideration by the Senate. Common calls include limiting magazines to 10 rounds and banning standard-capacity magazines. 
• Take Action: Link 

Bill/Issue: Oppose Federal Universal Background Checks

• Position: Opposed
• Summary: Politicians are calling for mandatory "universal" background checks. This scheme would not improve public safety, but would instead create a national gun registry...leading the groundwork for government confiscation of your firearms. 
• Take Action: Link 

Bill/Issue: YesOnHR2071.com: Support H.R. 2071 - Second Amendment Protection Act

• Position: Support
• Authors: Rep. Alexander Mooney; Rep. Thomas Massie
• Summary: Reduces severe overcriminalization problem in federal law in regards to firearms and marijuana.
• Take Action: Link 

Bill/Issue: Trump's Possible Ban on Suppressors

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Pres. Trump
• Summary: Pres. Trump says he is “seriously” considering a ban on suppressors. What the President is doing to the Second Amendment is nothing short of “Death by a thousand cuts”. With each new “cut” this President places millions of gun owners at risk of violence, imprisonment, and loss of property.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 459 - Limitations on Firearm Export

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Sen. Menendez (D-NJ)
• Summary: S 459 would prohibit the President from removing any firearm or technical information relating to a firearm from the United States Munitions List.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1585 - “VAWA” Reauthorization and CDC Funding

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Bass (D-CA-37)
• Summary:REPUBLICAN backed HR 1585, aka the “Violence Against Women Act” (VAWA), is a front for expanding extremely harmful gun regulations. HR 1585 includes legislation for ex-parte gun confiscation, lifetime gun bans for misdemeanor charges, and would fund the CDC to do biased research on “Gun Violence”. HR 1585 now moves over for a Senate vote, a Senate whose moral backbone is in question when it comes to protecting the Second Amendment and the Bill of Rights.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 351 - Prohibit Federal Funding of State Gun Databases

• Position: Support
• Author: Sen. Hyde-Smith (R-MS)
• Summary: S 351 would prevent any federal agency from funding any state firearm ownership database. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1115 - Permits Stronger Safety Standards for Firearms

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Kelly (D-IL-2)
• Summary:HR 1115 would allow firearms to be regulated as consumer products and thus susceptible to stricter safety standards. Stricter safety standards will allow for government to force firearms companies to stop production of perfectly acceptable and safe firearms.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1114 - Require Annual Reports on the Effects of Gun Violence on Public Health

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Kelly (D-IL-2) 
• Summary:HR 1114 would require the Surgeon General to submit an annual report to Congress on gun violence. HR 1114 is a backdoor attempt at using government agencies as false justification for the oppressing of your rights.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1072 - Limit State and Localities from Imposing Penalties or Taxes on Firearms

• Position: Support
• Author: Rep. Collins (R-NY-27)
• Summary: HR 1072 would require state and local penalties/taxes on long guns or their parts to an amount to less than that of the federal government’s current taxes or penalties. In addition, HR 1072 would grant a prevailing lawsuit against excessive state fines or penalties a “reasonable attorney's fee”.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 320 - Burdensome Firearms Storage for FFL

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Sen. Durbin (D-IL)
• Summary: S 320 would mandate that all FFL dealers purchase excessive firearms storage security devices for use when the store is not open. If dealers do not comply, they will be at risk of losing their license to sell.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 443 - Change the Definition of an Antique Firearm

• Position: Support
• Author: Sen. Cassidy (R-LA)
• Summary: Instead of a stagnant date of before 1898, S 443 would allow for a rolling definition. Meaning that as time progresses more and more historical firearms would not be restricted by federal gun control.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 157 - Make Firearm Manufacturers Responsible for 3rd Party Actions

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Evans (D-PA-2)
• Summary: HR 157 would make it so that firearms manufacturers can be held responsible in state or federal civil court for the actions of the people who use their firearms. This bill will leave many gun manufacturers vulnerable to anti-gun organizations & their frivolous lawsuits and potentially cause the manufacturers to shut down.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 282 - Federal Gun Ban Omnibus Bill

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Beatty (D-OH-3)
• Summary: HR 282 covers the whole gamut of “problems” anti-gunners have with the Second Amendment. HR 282 would seek to prevent the sale or possession of most semi-automatic firearms and outright bans All AK and AR “types”, require disclosing lost or stolen firearms, mandatory gun show background checks, and the restriction or outright banning of firearms parts and accessories. HR 282 will bring about a Second Amendment crisis if allowed to pass.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 184 - Funding for Biased Gun Violence Research by the CDC

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Sen. Markey (D-MA)
• Summary: S 184 would appropriate $250,000,000 over the course of 5 years in order for the CDC to conduct research on gun violence prevention. S 184 is creates a perfect storm for the CDC to find confirmation that guns are the problem and give a solution of gun confiscation.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 820 - Closes the “Gun Show Loophole”

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Maloney (D-NY-12)
• Summary: HR 820 would prohibit all private firearms transfers at gun shows. By calling this a loophole, Rep. Maloney is implying that somehow law-abiding gun owners are getting “around the law.” In reality, they are following the law. And one more law isn’t going to do anything except to further trample the rights of all Americans. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1266 - Considers Firearms Parts to Count as Firearms

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Espaillat (D-NY-13)
• Summary: HR 1266 would treat any part that can be assembled into a firearm or can turn any device into a firearm as a firearm under the law. Labeled the “Ghost Guns are Real Guns” bill, HR 1266 is Rep. Espaillat’s feeble attempt to “do something”. What HR 1266 will really do is cause lawful gun owners more pain when it comes to transporting parts, manufacturing their own firearms, and storing firearm parts.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1279 - Promotion of Gun Buyback Programs

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Payne (D-NJ-10)
• Summary: HR 1279 would set aside funding for State, local, or private gun buyback programs. This bill uses taxpayer dollars in order to bribe gun owners to give up their 2A rights. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1186 - “High Capacity” Magazine Ban

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Deutch (D-FL-22)
• Summary: HR 1186 would ban all magazines that hold a capacity of more than 10 rounds. This will only punish law-abiding gun owners and hinder their right to self-defense. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1263 - Semi-Automatic Rifles as NFA Items

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Deutch (D-FL-22)
• Summary: HR 1263 is yet another piece of the anti-gun House Democrat plan to destroy the Second Amendment. HR 1263 would classify any semi-automatic rifle capable of accepting a detachable magazine as an item to be regulated by the NFA. If this bill were to pass, buying a common AR would require a $200 tax stamp and an incredibly long waiting period. It would require the registration of these firearms with the government and essentially ban common transfers without going through the NFA process. Bottom line: This bill will eviscerate the Second Amendment.  
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 8 - Forces Background Checks on All Firearm Sales

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Thompson (D-CA)
• Summary: This bill will mandate that background checks be completed for ALL firearm purchases. It would allow some limited exemptions, such as borrowing a gun for hunting, but NOT for the constitutionally protected right to self-defense. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 167 - Mandatory Licensed Dealer for Transfers at Gun Show

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Green (D-TX-9)
• Summary: HR 167 would mandate that all firearms transactions at a gun show be processed through a licensed firearms dealer and failure to do so would result in a minimum $10,000 and/or 1-2 years in prison. This bill would also empower the government to track every firearm you buy or sell and punish otherwise responsible gun owners.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1297 - Classifying AR Pistols/Others as NFA Firearms

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Demings (D-FL-10)
• Summary: HR 1297, The Law Enforcement Protection Act,would add armor-piercing, concealable weapons as a category under the National Firearms Act (NFA). Presumably, Rep. Demings is targeting AR/AK pistols and other guns like the FN Five-seveN that fire “high-powered” rounds. Demings states that “If the handguns addressed by LEPA were designed to be fired from the shoulder, they would be considered a short-barreled rifle, subjecting them to NFA regulation. They fire the same rifle rounds, but because they are designed to be fired from the hand, they escape NFA regulation.”
• But the reality is, Demings is not trying to address a loophole. She is just trying to ban guns that are used to protect everyday gun owners across America. This bill must be stopped!
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 1112 - Extended Time Limits on FBI Background Checks

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Clyburn (D-SC-6)
• Summary: Under current Federal guidelines, FFLs can transfer a gun immediately after receiving a “proceed” authorization through the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System. In cases where the FBI gives a “delay,” it is up to the dealer whether to go through with the transfer after three business days. HR 1112 would remove that discretion and instead impose a delay of potentially 20 business days before the transaction could go through. There is no reason that the Second Amendment should be held up at the whim of a bureaucrat in Washington D.C. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: Federal "High Capacity" Magazine Ban

• Position: Opposed
• Summary: THIS BILL WILL HURT YOUR RIGHT TO SELF-DEFENSE. By limiting your magazine capacity to a completely arbitrary amount of 10 rounds, Rep. Deutch & Sen. Menendez are cutting you at the achilles in your ability to be prepared for any and all threats you as a law-abiding gun owner may face. The "Keep Americans Safe Act" will do is leave lawful people who only wish to protect themselves the best they can from being able to do so.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 66 - Feinstein's 2019 Gun Ban

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Sen. Feinstein (D-CA)
• Summary: This bill would not only ban the sale, manufacture, transfer, and importation of so-called "military-style assault weapons" like ARs and AKs, but also "high-capacity" magazines. Unfortunately, it doesn't stop there.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 7 - "Red Flag" Gun Disarmament/Confiscation (a.k.a. "Extreme Risk Protection Orders")

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Sen. Rubio (R-FL)
• Summary: "Red flag laws," aka ERPOs, allow people to petition courts to prohibit you from owning or possessing guns, ammunition, or magazines; also generally provides for warrants for the confiscation of guns, magazines, and ammunition.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: Politically-Motivated CDC Funding for "Gun Violence Research"

• Position: Opposed
• Author: TBD
• Summary: This proposal would use taxpayer money to fund so-called government-sponsored "gun violence research." 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 686 - Requires Face-to-Face Ammo Transactions, Reporting of Bulk Buying

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Watson Coleman (D-NJ)
• Summary: HR 686 would effectively eliminate the ability to purchase ammunition online by mandating face-to-face transactions. What’s more, the bill would require reporting of bulk ammunition purchases, as well as mandating licensing for ammunition dealers.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 717 - Bans Americans Under 21 From Exercising their 2A Rights

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Brown (D-MD)
• Summary: This offensive and unconstitutional bill would deny millions of Americans their fundamental rights by banning the sale of semiautomatic centerfire rifles to those under 21 years of age.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 42 - Requires Background Checks on All Firearms Sales

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Sen. Murphy (D-CT)
• Summary: This draconian legislation would force gun owners to undergo a background check and surrender their information to the government when purchasing a firearm.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 659 - Establishes a Gun Buyback Program

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Deutch (D-FL)
• Summary: This misguided and dangerous bill would waste the taxpayers’ money by allowing the government to “buy back” property that was never theirs to begin with. Worse, this program would give criminals a means to dispose of evidence with no questions asked, effectively making the public more unsafe.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 674 - Wastes Taxpayers’ Money to Fund Biased Anti-Gun Research

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Maloney (D-NY)
• Summary: HR 674 would “appropriate” more of your hard-earned money to fund biased anti-gun research through the Centers for Disease Control.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 687 - Requires Licensing and Registration for Handguns

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Watson-Coleman (D-NJ)
• Summary: HR 687 would essentially create an underground gun registry by allowing the government to know what guns you own. Moreover, this bad bill would force you to obtain a license in order to exercise your constitutional rights.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: HR 822 - Forces Gun Owners to Obtain Liability Insurance

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Rep. Maloney (D-NY)
• Summary: HR 822 would add yet another barrier to entry for exercising a fundamental, constitutional right. Under the bill, individuals would first be required to obtain liability insurance before purchasing a firearm.
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: S 193 - Forces Gun Owners to Store Their Firearms Locked Away

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Sen. Blumenthal (D-CT)
• Summary: This nanny-state bill would slap gun owners across the face by forcing them to store their guns locked away under the guise of so-called “safe storage.”
• Take Action: Link

Michigan

Bill/Issue: MI HB 4020 - Legalizes Stun Guns for 21+

• Position: Support w/ Amendment
• Author: Rep. Hoitenga (R-102)
• Summary: HB 4020 is a bill that would allow any person over the age of 21 to possess a stun gun. However, we believe that this bill should be amended to also include grown adults under the age of 21. 
• Take Action: Link

Bill/Issue: MI HB’s 4770-4774 – Constitutional Carry

• Position: Support
• HB’s 4770-4774 would implement constitutional carry and repeal laws against the peacable bearing of arms in the Great Lake State.
• Take Action: Link

New Jersey

Bill/Issue: NJ AB 4898 -  Permits Harassment of Firearms Owners by Law Enforcement

• Position: Opposed
• Author: Asm. Lopez (D-19) & Asm. Vainieri-Huttle (D-37)
• Summary: AB 4898 would allow for warrantless searches of gun owners homes for issues that they may have in ernest tried to prevent. AB 4898 compels law enforcement to “check up” on gun owners after a firearm is unlawfully obtained by someone under the age of 18. This mandate is rife for abuse by law enforcement looking for an excuse to arrest, harass, or fine someone.
• Take Action: Link

New Hampshire

Bill/Issue: HB 687 – Gun Confiscation Without Due Process

• Position: Opposed
• HB 687 would suspend the constitutional right to due process, and, the right to keep and bear arms as a result of baseless, frivolous, and possibly malicious accusations.
• Take Action: Link

Oregon

Bill/Issue: "Safe Storage" AKA, Lock Up All Your Guns Or Go To Jail

• Position: Opposed
• Currently a legislative "concept", no formal bill introduced
• Take Action: Link

Texas

• “Gun Safety” panel hearings currently underway in TX House and Senate.
• Senate info link
• House info link

Virginia

Bill/Issue: Oppose ALL Gov. Ralph Northam's Gun Ban and Confiscation Plans

• Position: OPPOSE
• 20 gun control bills and counting; including SB 16 and many more
• Take Action: LINK

Washington

Bill/Issue: Oppose Jay and Bob's Gun Ban Plan -- Bans on semi-auto firearms and magazines over 10 rounds

• Position: OPPOSE
• Multiple bills:  HB 2240, HB 2241, SB 6076, SB 6077
• Take Action: LINK 

Bill/Issue: WA SB 5782 - Switchblade Ban Repeal

• Position: SUPPORT
• Author: Sen. Zeiger (R-25)
• Summary: SB 5782 would remove “spring blade knives” from the list of banned items and change their definition to not a “dangerous weapon. SB 5782 means that people who are simply carrying a pocket knife for any reason would not become targets of harassment.
• Take Action: Link
• UPDATE: WA SB 5782 PASSED THE SENATE AND WILL BE CARRIED OVER TO THE 2020 SESSION.

Bill/Issue: WA HB 1068 - "High-Capacity" Magazine Ban

• Position: OPPOSE
• Author: Rep. Valdez (D-46)
• Summary: This bill would ban the purchase, transfer, and possession of so-called "high-capacity" magazines, arbitrarily defined as those that hold more than 10 rounds.
• Take Action: Link
• UPDATE: WA HB 1068 WAS PASSED OUT OF COMMITTEE AND IS CARRIED OVER TO THE 2020 SESSION.

Bill/Issue: WA SB 5062 - "High-Capacity" Magazine Ban

• Position: OPPOSE
• Author: Sen. Kuderer (D-48)
• Summary: This bill would ban the purchase, transfer, and possession of so-called "high-capacity" magazines, arbitrarily defined as those that hold more than 10 rounds.
• Take Action: Link
• UPDATE: WA SB 5062 WAS PASSED OUT OF COMMITTEE AND WILL BE CARRIED OVER FOR THE 2020 SESSION.

Bill/Issue: WA HB 1010 - Destruction of Seized Guns

• Position: OPPOSE
• Author: Rep. Senn (D-41)
• Summary: HB 1010 would require Washington State Patrol to destroy judicially forfeited firearms that are no longer needed for evidence.
• Take Action: Link
• UPDATE: WA HB 1010 WAS PASSED OUT OF COMMITTEE AND IS CARRIED OVER TO THE 2020 SESSION.

Bill/Issue: WA HB 1024 - Eliminates and Prohibits State Pistol Registries

• Position: SUPPORT
• Author: Rep. Walsh (R-19)
• Summary: HB 1024 would require the Department of Licensing to destroy all "copies or records of pistol purchase applications or pistol transfers," and it would prohibit the Department of Licensing from keeping such records in the future.
• Take Action: Link
• UPDATE: WA HB 1024 WAS HEARD IN COMMITTEE AND IS CARRIED OVER FOR THE 2020 SESSION

Wisconsin

Bill/Issue: Gov. Evers’ Special Session Gun Control

• Gun grabbing Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers’ special session of the legislature turned out to be nothing more than a media stunt when legislators gaveled out right after they met on Nov. 7th. Evers’ anti-Second Amendment crusade included government enforced gun "buybacks," gun confiscation orders (AKA: "Red Flag" laws), and criminalizing any private transfer of any firearm. 
• Take Action: Here.