Petition to remove firearms ban from National Parks

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I don't know if this is the correct section or not, but it is "Wilderness" so I suppose its good enough.

There is a movement by several congress members to remove the prohibition of firearms in National Parks. These links will take you to a petition that you can sign to help with this movement and to the original letter sent to Kempthorne. It is in support of the letter from the US Senate to be delivered to Dick Kempthorne (Secretary of the DOI). Please pass it on to anyone you know. The letter from the Senate was just recently delivered so it's important that we follow it up quickly with this petition. Thanks!


The petition is found at:
http://www.petitiononline.com/CarryNPS/petition.html

The original letter sent to Kempthorne is at:
http://www.nraila.org/Media/PDFs/kempthorne_ltr.pdf
 
Great idea! I signed it (be sure to mark your email private though).
 
#417 and once we have this change initiated, it's time to take on the local & state regulations about our right to carry!
 
Signed it! I hope this thing stays out there for a while; less than 500 sigs probably will not quite be enough!
 
I'm 479; and I plan to pass along the link to others! Thanks.
 
#480 signed and passed on to other friends as well.


Thanks for the link:thumbup:


Cerberus
 
I signed ,I think I was 389,did not pay attention to my actual number but I am in the 380 range..... Correction 398 I just looked it up.
 
Sparljo said:
just curious... but what benefit does removing such a ban have?
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Spoken like a true Canadian. ;)

The benefit is that we have a constitutional right in this country to "bear" arms and the Feds have broken the law repeatedly putting barriers in front of our rights. This is merely one of them.
 
Sparljo said:
just curious... but what benefit does removing such a ban have?
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I doubt your curious, but I will say that you don't have to worry about it being from Canada:D
I think the idea is, that the Federal Park Service has no right to suspend a Constitutional Right...ever!
 
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