| 2018 Gun Owners of Vermont Candidate Report |
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| CHRIS S. BRADLEY |
| 2nd Amendment Stance: STRONG PRO 2A |
District: Washington Senate
(Vote up to 3) |
| Contest: For State Senate |
Party: REPUBLICAN
BULLET VOTE for 3) |
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2018 Gun Owners of Vermont Firearm Questionnaire
(Click Score to View Responses) 95% |
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Mailing Address:
454 S MAIN ST
NORTHFIELD, VT 05663
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| Phone Number: (802) 485-6112 |
| Send Email to CHRIS S. BRADLEY: BRADLEY@TDS.NET |
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8/9/18: Chris Bradley on new gun laws
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7/13/18: “There are a lot of people very upset with the governor and what the legislature did in really ramming through these [bills],” Bradley said. “We can say whatever we want, but there was never any public discussion.”
He said it could cost about $30,000 to run for office. “I’m not looking at this as money, I’m looking at this as how can I help my state,” he said.
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7/10/18: Chris Bradley, president of the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs, testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on gun legislation in March.
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7/10/18: Chris Bradley, 59, is president of the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs and led the opposition to gun control bills passed by the state legislature this spring.
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4/19/18: The Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs and four other plaintiffs are suing the state over a ban on large capacity gun magazines.
Chris Bradley, the president of the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs.
The standard capacity for the popular AR-15 semi-automatic firearm, for example, is 30 rounds; for pistols, the number is 17 rounds. Thousands of Vermonters own high-capacity magazines, Bradley said, which are “commonly used for competitive sport shooting throughout the state, and many citizens also rely on them for home defense.”
The new law violates Article 16 of the Vermont Constitution, which protects citizens’ right to bear arms, Bradley said, and “prevents the state from requiring law-abiding Vermonters to defend themselves and their families with sub-standard firearm magazines.”
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3/31/18: Gun rights activists gave out free rifle magazines Saturday in Montpelier as Gov. Phil Scott is poised to sign gun-control proposals into law.
"17 senators didn't want to hear anything about unenforceable laws like the mag ban," Chris Bradley, president of the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, said on Saturday.
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3/28/18: Testimony of Chris Bradley
President, Vermont Federation of Sportsman's Clubs AGAINST S.55
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2/12/15: Chris Bradley Debates Ann Braden
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2/15/13: Gun Violence - Chris Bradley speaks with Vermont Newsguy
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