MOORE AND LEWIS NEED TO MOVE ON HB 1148 AND SB 89
 

 

 As you already know from prior GRNC alerts, legislation to bring sheriffs' offices into compliance with pistol purchase permit laws is currently being stalled in the house. We urge you to call Representatives Tim Moore (R-111, Cleveland) and David R. Lewis (R-53, Harnett) between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM today and demand that they move HB 1148, and to move the language in SB 89 for purchase permits.

 


IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED!
 

 

  • PHONE REPRESENTATIVE TIM MOORE: (919) 733-3451. Please make phone calls today, Wednesday, between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM. If you can’t call during those times, please call when you can.
      
    Suggested phone message: 
    Hello, my name is ___________. I am calling because I am a North Carolina gun rights supporter, and I’ve just learned that the administrative medical-reporting fix has been left in S89, where it is now likely to languish and die. I am demanding that Representative Moore have house bill 1148 heard, and that he find a way to return the medical-reporting fix to a bill that will receive a hearing and a vote. I will continue to pay very close attention to this issue through alerts from Grass Roots North Carolina. Thank you. 
  • PHONE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID R. LEWIS: (919) 715-3015. Please make phone calls today, Wednesday, between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM. If you can’t call during those times, please call when you can.  

    Suggested phone message:   
    Hello, my name is ___________. I am calling because I am a North Carolina gun rights supporter, and I’ve just learned that the administrative medical-reporting fix has been left in S89, where it is now likely to languish and die. I am demanding that Representative Lewis have house bill 1148 heard, and that he find a way to return the medical-reporting fix to a bill that will receive a hearing and a vote. I will continue to pay very close attention to this issue through alerts from Grass Roots North Carolina. Thank you.  


  • EMAIL REPRESENTATIVES MOORE AND LEWIS using these copy/paste email addresses: 
    Tim.Moore@ncleg.net; David.Lewis@ncleg.net

    Use the copy/paste message under ‘Deliver This Message to Reps. Lewis and Moore.’ 

 

DELIVER THIS MESSAGE TO REPS. LEWIS & MOORE

 

Suggested Subject: "Sunset of PPP Medical-Reporting Form Must Receive a Floor Vote"


 

Dear Representatives Lewis and Moore:

There's an immediate need to sunset the antiquated paper medical reporting requirement for pistol purchase permits once the records are digitized. Various sheriff departments around the state have been using this antiquated reporting requirement as an excuse to delay pistol purchase permits for extended, and unlawful lengths of time. Because of this, I am insisting that you give HB 1148 a hearing and your full support, and that you also find a way to move the language from the now-languishing SB 89 for these much-needed updates to the pistol purchase permit process.

I will be paying very close attention to this issue through alerts from Grass Roots North Carolina. 



Respectfully,  

 

 

 


VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
 

 

 

As you know, GRNC is an all volunteer force. As such, we are looking for volunteers in a couple of areas:

  • WEB DEVELOPMENT
    Experience in web development to include HTML, CSS & Java Scripting. If interested, contact GRNC President using the following contact form: http://www.grnc.org/contact
  • ALERT WRITING
    Solid writing skills, ability to translate legal, political, technical and firearms jargon into layman's terms and make the public care about the issue. Ability to manipulate HTML style emails on the code level is a nice to have. If interested, please contact GRNC using this e-mail address: alert@grnc.org

If you have these skills, you can help the Second Amendment fight by enhancing and expanding GRNC’s presence, ensuring our message is received broadly in these modern times.

Don’t let your talents go to waste, as you could be the difference between gun-rights advancements and gun-rights losses.


Be the person who says, “I did something!” Instead of the person who says, “I should have done something.”

 


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GRNC Sponsors
 

 

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Corporate Benefactors
 

 

Ed's Gun Shop: 5560 US 1 Hwy, Vass, NC 28394. 910-692-7936 (Phone) 910-692-4867 (Fax)

Carolina Sporting Arms: 8055 South Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28273; 704.554.9511;
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Hyatt Gun Shop, 3332 Wilkinson Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28208, 704-394-0387, www.hyattguns.com

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37 Public Shooting Range & Gun Club, 1333 Loop Road, Bunnlevel, NC 28323, 910-893-9887, www.range37.com

Point Blank Range, 743 River Highway, Mooresville, NC 28117, 704-230-0262, www.PointBlankRange.com

C & E Gun Shows, 4225 Fortress Drive, Blacksburg, VA 24060; Phone 540-953-0016 or 888-715-0606; www.cegunshows.com/

Dixie Gun and Knife Shows, PO Box 21049, Raleigh, NC 27619, ph: 919-781-1287, www.dixiegunandknifeshow.com/

NCGunOwners.com, North Carolina's friendliest firearm smartphone app and web forum, working to promote gun ownership in NC www.NCGunOwners.com

Handgunners, Inc., 4325 NC Hwy 49 South, Burlington, NC 27215, (336) 570-1015 www.handgunners.com

Sterling Pistols, custom pistols, FFL transfers, general repairs, Glock enhancements, 704-840-7625

 


Corporate Patrons
 

 

Reedy Creek Realty, 1818 Medfield Road, Raleigh, NC 27607, 1-877-428-SOLD(7653), NRA / CHP Instructor & Realtor serving the Triangle area, Free Firearm With Home Sale or Purchase!, http://www.ReedyCreekRealty.com

Take Aim Training, Outdoor Range located in the heart of the Carolinas. Education; NC & SC firearms sales and transfers; 980-722-3787, 704-764-7960, takeaimtraining@aol.com

The Blue Book Man and Firearms' Guide www.thefirearmsguide.com

Down South Ammo, Home of "SOUTHERN THUNDER" Exploding Targets, http://downsouthammo.com/

Holsters & Stuff, 4048 Sherwood Forest Drive, Trinity, NC 27370, (336) 313-6167 www.holstersandstuff.com

DoubleD Media, 8300 Raintree Lane, Charlotte, NC 28277, ph: 704-650-5555, fx: 704-544-0326 donna@doubledme.com

Gunner's Alley, LLC, 203 N. Harrison Ave., Ste. 130, Cary, NC 27513, www.gunnersalley.com, 919-388-1991, contact: Ed Guerriero, ed@gunnersalley.com

Mike Kent and Associates, LLC, PO Box 685, Monroe, Georgia 30655, Mike@MKShows.com, 770-630-7296


Corporate Sponsors
 

 

The Aisle Pawn Shop, 216 N. Main St., Mooresville, NC 28115, 704-663-5656

Duncan Gun & Pawn, 414 Second St., North Wilkesboro, NC 28659, 336-667-6303, www.duncangun.com

Shooter's Express, 2 Caldwell Dr., Belmont, NC 28012, 800-358-GUNS, www.shootersexpress.com

Vanguard Security Consulting, LLC, 19135 W. Catawba Ave, Cornelius, NC 28031

 


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