| PATRICK BRENNAN |
| 2nd Amendment Stance: STRONG PRO 2A |
District: Chittenden 09-2
(Vote for 2) |
| Contest: For State Representative (WIN) |
| Party: Republican |
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2016: 2nd Amendment Stance, Legislative Action and Voting History:
Did NOT support Universal Background Check bill.
Proposed H.631 (GOOD) to exempt changes to existing sport shooting ranges that are for the purpose of safety, abating noise, or mitigating environmental impacts from Act 250. |
2014: 2nd Amendment Stance, Legislative Action and Voting History:
Sponsored: H.129 (good)
H.621 Silencers (good)
H.467
Voted NAY on H.735 (GOOD) |
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| Additional Comments: Has spoken to our membership at Gun Owners of Vermont meetings. |
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COLCHESTER, VT 05446
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| Phone Number: (802) 578-2763 |
| Send Email to PATRICK BRENNAN: PATRICKBRENNAN96@MSN.COM |
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2015-16: Sponsored H.631 (GOOD)
An act relating to use of firearm suppressors at sport shooting ranges
Subject: Conservation and development; natural resources; land use; Act 250; sport shooting ranges
Statement of purpose of bill as introduced: This bill proposes to exempt from Act 250 changes to existing sport shooting ranges that are for the purpose of safety, abating noise, or mitigating environmental impacts. The bill would also prohibit a municipal bylaw from requiring a permit for changes to existing sport shooting ranges that are for the purpose of safety, abating noise, or mitigating environmental impacts.
Bill #1 |
2015-16: Sponsored H.781 (GOOD)
An act relating to the use of gun suppressors for hunting
Subject: Fish and wildlife; game; hunting; gun suppressors
Statement of purpose of bill as introduced: This bill proposes to authorize a person to possess, carry, or use a gun suppressor while taking game with a gun.
Bill #2 |
2013-14: Sponsored H.0467 (BAD): Mandates the State notify the National Instant Criminal Background Check System when a person is treated for mental illness, whether hospitalized or not hospitalized, so that the person will now appear as a "Prohibited Person" (ie. felon) and will be forever barred the possession of firearms.
There is currently, no way out of the NICS even if the person is no longer a threat, or found not to be mentally ill.
There is NO provision to EVER remove this prohibition!
This type of law is CONTINUOUSLY updated with new restrictions and clauses.
Bill #3 |
2013-14: Sponsored H.129 (GOOD): An act relating to authorizing a person to carry a handgun while hunting with a bow and arrow or training hunting dogs
Bill #4 |
Proposed H.129
An act relating to authorizing a person to carry a handgun while hunting with a bow and arrow or training hunting dogs
Source #1 |
Proposed H.467 (firearms regulation - illegal under the Vermont Constitution):
An act relating to reporting dangerous and mentally ill persons to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
What people always forget, is that laws like this can be updated to restrict more and more people deemed 'dangerous'.
Source #2 |
Proposed H.621: Repeal prohibition on sale or use of silencers, except while hunting.
Source #3 |
(2015) Voted AGAINST S.141 Gun Control Bill (GOOD)
Source #4 |
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