Alabama Passes repeal on SBR Ban (update last page)

[warpigM-4]

Update! Hell yeah !!keep those emails and letters going:D

Alabama State House Passes Legislation
Repealing Ban on Short Barreled Rifles

Please Contact Your State Senator Today!

http://www.legislature.state.al.us/senate/senators/senateroster_district.html

Please Use the link above and click on the Senators Names in Blue ,it will take you to their email ,I emailed them all









House Bill 2 passed the House on Thursday, January 28 by a 97-2 vote. It now moves to the Senate for consideration.

Sponsored by State Representative Jeremy Oden (R-11), HB2 would repeal the section of the Alabama statute that prohibits the possession, sale, receipt, or use of rifles with barrels less than 16 inches long. These rifles are already legal under federal law when properly registered.
Please Use the info below and contact your Reps



Alabama State House to Consider Repealing
Ban on Short-Barreled Rifles!
Please Contact Your State Representative Today!

House Bill 2, sponsored by State Representative Jeremy Oden (R-11), would repeal the section of the Alabama statute that prohibits the possession, sale, receipt, or use of rifles with barrels less than 16 inches long. These rifles are already legal under federal law when properly registered.

HB2 had its second read in the House Judiciary Committee earlier this week and will be voted on by the full House as early as Tuesday, January 26.



Please contact your State Representative TODAY at (334) 242-7600 and respectfully urge them to support this common-sense legislation. Most Representatives can be reached through the Alabama State House email system by using the following format: firstname.lastname@alhouse.org. Further contact information can be found by clicking here.


ROSTER OFTHE ALABAMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OFFICERS
SETH HAMMETT Speaker of the House
DEMETRIUS NEWTON Speaker Pro Tempore of the House
WILLIAM G. (GREG) PAPPAS Clerk of the House
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
Representative Party District Room # Office Phone
ALLEN, Gerald (R) 62 531 334-242-7758
BAKER, Alan
(R)

66

538-A

334-242-7720
BAKER, Locy "Sonny" (D) 85 522-D 334-242-7683
BALL, Mike (R) 10 625-C 334-242-7683
BANDY, George C. (D) 83 529 334-242-7721
BARTON, Jim (R) 104 526-E 334-242-7754
BEASLEY, Billy (D) 84 625-A 334-242-7686
BECK, Warren (R) 87 630-C 334-242-7774
BEECH, Elaine (D) 65 540-B 334-242-7600
BENTLEY, Robert (R) 63 537-D 334-242-7691
BLACK, Marcel. (D) 3 516-F 334-242-7667
BOOTHE, Alan C. (D) 89 627-A 334-242-7710
BOYD, Barbara B. (D) 32 530 334-242-7692
BRIDGES, Duwayne (R) 38 528-E 334-242-7708
BUSKEY, James E. (D) 99 540-C 334-242-7757
CANFIELD, Greg
(R)

48

625-D

334-242-7763
CLOUSE, Steve (R) 93 526-A 334-242-7717
COLEMAN, Merika (D) 57 539-F 334-242-7755
COLLIER, Spencer (R) 105 540-D 334-242-7719
CURTIS, Mike
(D)


2

522-E

334-242-7725
DAVIS, Randy (R) 96 538-B 334-242-7724
DeMARCO, Paul
(R)

46

537-F

334-242-7740
DRAKE, Owen
(R)

45

528-B

334-242-7727
DUKES, Bill J. (D) 8 523-A 334-242-7689
ENGLAND, Chris
(D)

70

539-B

334-242-7703
FAUST, Joe (R) 94 524-C 334-242-7699
FIELDS, James Jr.
(D)

12


334-242-7600
FINCHER, Chad
(R)

102

528-A

334-242-7778
VACANT 40 334-242-7600
FORD, Craig (D) 28 517-F 334-242-7690
GALLIHER, Blaine (R) 30 628-C 334-242-7760
GASTON, Victor (R) 100 526-C 334-242-7675
GIPSON, H. Mac Jr. (R) 88 534-C 334-242-7695
GORDON, James
(D)

98

522-C

334-242-7772
GRAHAM, Betty Carol (D) 81 526-F 334-242-7741
GRANTLAND, Ronald (D) 9 524-A 334-242-7736
GREESON, Todd (R) 24 626 334-242-7743
GRIMES, David (R) 73 537-A 334-242-7707
GUIN, Ken (D) 14 519-C 334-242-7674
HALL, Laura (D) 19 518 334-242-7688
HAMMETT, Seth (D) 92 519 334-242-7668
HAMMON, Micky (R) 4 523-B 334-242-7709
HARPER, Alan
(D)

61

538-C

334-242-7732
HILL, Mike (R) 41 628-D 334-242-7715
HILLIARD, Earl Jr.
(D)

60

539-A

334-242-7684
HINSHAW, Randy (D) 21 535 334-242-7733
HOLMES, Alvin (D) 78 525-A 334-242-7706
HOWARD, Ralph
(D)

72

527-D

334-242-7759
HUBBARD, Mike (R) 79 536-A 334-242-7739
HURST, Steve (D) 35 627-C 334-353-9215
IRONS, Tammy
(D)

1

526-B

334-353-9032
ISON, Jamie (R) 101 527-B 334-242-7711
JACKSON, Thomas E. (D) 68 537-E 334-242-7738
JOHNSON, Ronald G. (R) 33 627-D 334-242-7777
KENNEDY, Yvonne (D) 97 537-C 334-242-7737
KNIGHT, John F. (D) 77 516-A 334-242-7660
LAIRD, Richard J. (D) 37 528-D 334-242-7744
LETSON, John "Jody" (D) 7 541-A 334-242-7767
LEWIS, Benjamin
(R)

86

540-A

334-242-7756
LINDSEY, Richard J. (D) 39 514 334-242-7713
LOVE, Jay (R) 74 527-A 334-242-7716
MARTIN, James M. "Jimmy" (D) 42 630-D 334-242-7714
MASK, Barry
(R)

31

527-C

334-242-7782
MCADORY, Lawrence
(D)

56

539-C

334-242-7595
McCAMPBELL, A.J.
(D)

71

539-C

334-242-7747
McCLAMMY, Thad (D) 76 525-D 334-242-7780
McCLENDON, Jim (R) 50 628-A 334-242-7749
McCLURKIN, Mary Sue (R) 43 517-D 334-242-7682
McCUTCHEON, Mac
(R)

25

524-B

334-242-7705
McDANIEL, W. Frank (D) 26 522-B 334-242-7697
McLAUGHLIN, Jeff (D) 27 517-E 334-242-7765
McMILLAN, Steve (R) 95 532 334-242-7723
MILLICAN, Mike (D) 17 127 334-242-7768
MITCHELL, Joseph C. (D) 103 517-A 334-242-7735
MOORE, Mary (D) 59 539-D 334-242-7608
MOORE, Pat
(R)

15

523-C

334-242-7775
MORROW, Johnny M. (D) 18 628-B 334-242-7698
NEWTON, Charles O. (D) 90 541-E 334-242-4460
NEWTON, Demetrius C. (D) 53 516-B 334-242-7664
ODEN, Jeremy H. (R) 11 537-B 334-242-7722
PAGE, Jack G. (D) 29 628-E 334-242-7742
PAYNE, Arthur (R) 44 627-B 334-242-7753
ROBINSON, John (D) 23 534-D 334-242-7728
ROBINSON, Oliver (D) 58 534-B 334-242-7769
ROGERS, John W. Jr. (D) 52 541-D 334-242-7761
SALAAM, Yusuf (D) 67 539-E 334-242-7746
SANDERFORD, Howard (R) 20 524-F 334-242-4368
SCOTT, Rod
(D)

55

525-C

334-242-7752
SHERER, Tommy (D) 13 522-A 334-242-7694
SHIVER, Harry
(R)

64

526-D

334-242-7745
SPICER, Terry (D) 91 630-B 334-242-7773
TAYLOR, Butch
(D)

22

526-B

334-242-7600
THIGPEN, William E. Sr. (D) 16 538-D 334-242-7766
THOMAS, Elwyn (R) 34 541-B 334-242-7762
THOMAS, James L. (D) 69 525-B 334-242-7701
TODD, Patricia
(D)

54

541-C

334-242-7718
TREADAWAY, Allen
(R)

51

536-D

334-242-7685
VANCE, Lesley (D) 80 630-E 334-242-7687
WARD, Cam (R) 49 628-F 334-242-7750
WARREN, Pebblin
(D)

82

520

334-242-7734
WHITE, Henry
(D)

5

528-C

334-242-7712
WILLIAMS, Jack
(R)

47

526-B

334-242-7779
WILLIAMS, Phil
(R) 6 536-C 334-242-7600
WOOD, Randy (R) 36 524-E 334-242-7700
WREN, Greg
(R)

75

517-B

334-242-7764

[Line Rider]

COOL:D Thanks you the info. I'd like to a SBR in an entry/PSD configuration.

[warpigM-4]

I have a 14.5 Colt upper with a pinned extended Flash hider.Man would I love to send that back to ADCO and get it put back to 14.5.

I really hope they pass this and show that they stand behind the citizens of Alabama Gun Rights .
we can have Full auto and suppressors But no SBR:rolleyes:
They should have fixed this last session.
But it didn't make it to the floor be fore the Holidays .
I did not think it would come back to the floor so fast this year Yeah!!!!!!!keep your fingers crossed

I NEED ME A SBR:D
But then comes the damn forms and the wait ,well I guess we have been waiting a long time, a few Month from the ATF won't be so bad(yeah right) Just think of the revenue for the Feds.its a win -win.

[Thomas M-4]

I must have a 10.5'' LMT :D

[masternave]

Please don't just say I WANT ONE, please email one of these guys. Everybody, make a form letterish thing and do at least three diff representatives. Who knows, maybe it'll work.

[warpigM-4]

I must have a 10.5'' LMT :D
YES!:)



Please don't just say I WANT ONE, please email one of these guys. Everybody, make a form letterish thing and do at least three diff representatives. Who knows, maybe it'll work.I agree also tell your friends and email them I have been doing this .

[TOMTOM]

good luck guys! I can only wish one day i'll be allowed to own ANY of these things here in CA.

i cant even use a regular mag-release on my AR.:mad:

[PPGMD]

Awesome, hopefully this passes because Alabama is the only state in the south that prohibits SBRs IIRC.

[mr_smiles]

So when do we get to see a repeal of the federal law? Sad when the Canadians don't have to worry about having a 16" barrel but we do...

[warpigM-4]

update bump

[warpigM-4]

good luck guys! I can only wish one day i'll be allowed to own ANY of these things here in CA.

i cant even use a regular mag-release on my AR.:mad:

Time to Move !!I know easier said than done .:(

[Thomas M-4]

PLEASE PASS!!!!!

Changed my mind I do not want a LMT 10.5''
I need the BCM COSTA 11.5'' URX:D
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v445/bravocompanyusa/IMG_2395.jpg

[Artos]

very nice...win the national championship and get the sbr overturned.

Imagine if you would have lost...you guys would have been the airsoft state.:D:p:D

[Thomas M-4]

very nice...win the national championship and get the sbr overturned.

Imagine if you would have lost...you guys would have been the airsoft state.:D:p:D

HUSH YOUR MOUTH ;):p:p:D:D

[RIDE]

very nice...win the national championship and get the sbr overturned.

Imagine if you would have lost...you guys would have been the airsoft state.:D:p:D

lol!!!! thanks! Great comedy there!!!

[SteyrAUG]

Go get em guys.

[warpigM-4]

very nice...win the national championship and get the sbr overturned.

Imagine if you would have lost...you guys would have been the airsoft state.:D:p:D

Hey we are a ROLLno pun intended ,Ok maybe a little;)

[M4arc]

Good luck guys!

[Safetyhit]

Good news, hope it goes all the way. Also hope NJ is next.

[warpigM-4]

Good news, hope it goes all the way. Also hope NJ is next.

put pressure on the reps its the only way

[warpigM-4]

http://www.legislature.state.al.us/senate/senators/senateroster_district.html

Contact Your Senators..We must keep on this Pass this info On

[warpigM-4]

well after emailing all the Alabama Senators,4 have emailed me back so far and Promise to vote yes to remove the Ban On SBRs


SEN.Harri Anne Smith
SEN.Ben Brooks
SEN.Paul Sandford
SEN. Erwin
Are on our side .Keep emailing and calling fellows .I think we just Might Make this Happen

[warpigM-4]

House Bill 2 passed the Senate Industrial Development and Recruitment Committee on Wednesday, February 10 with a unanimous voice vote. The bill now moves to the full Senate for consideration. :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D


and two other bills ,I think the suits are listening to what the citizens are asking for


Two pro-gun bills are currently awaiting committee action and could reach the House floor as early as next week.

House Bill 330, Alabama’s No-Net-Loss legislation, is currently on its third reading in the House Agriculture and Forestry Committee. Sponsored by State Representative Craig Ford (D-28), HB330 would require that the state maintains at least the level of available public hunting land that currently exists. It requires that additional lands be opened to hunting if land that is currently open to hunting is closed. The end result is to ensure that current hunting opportunities will not diminish.

House Bill 364, also introduced by Representative Ford, would permit a law-abiding individual to store firearms in a locked motor vehicle while parked on a publicly accessible parking lot controlled by an employer or a business he or she frequents. This bill will protect your right to keep a firearm in your car if you choose to hunt or shoot before or after work. HB364 would also allow an individual to keep a firearm in a vehicle for self-defense during the commute to and from work. HB364 is still pending action in the House Commerce Committee. A vote is expected to take place on Wednesday, February 24.

[A-Bear680]

Keep pushing , you got the momentum now.

[ffhounddog]

So you mean that I did not have to buy that 14.5 upper now.

Dam wish I knew but it is going to be a sweet build anyway.

[Artos]

I guess we'll soon have a bunch of alabaman's to thank for extending the nfa waiting times...just when it was starting to come down:D:p:D

congrats...keep rolling.

[kjdoski]

If I lived in AL, I'd definitely send some e-mails. Good work up there!

Regards,

Kevin

[warpigM-4]

I guess we'll soon have a bunch of alabaman's to thank for extending the nfa waiting times...just when it was starting to come down:D:p:D

congrats...keep rolling.yelp I already sent off for the Paperwork and have the Money ready the Moment it passes .then the ATF will be flooded from us Alabama folk :D

[LA Sig]

House Bill 2 passed the Senate Industrial Development and Recruitment Committee on Wednesday, February 10 with a unanimous voice vote. The bill now moves to the full Senate for consideration. :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

House Bill 364, also introduced by Representative Ford, would permit a law-abiding individual to store firearms in a locked motor vehicle while parked on a publicly accessible parking lot controlled by an employer or a business he or she frequents. This bill will protect your right to keep a firearm in your car if you choose to hunt or shoot before or after work. HB364 would also allow an individual to keep a firearm in a vehicle for self-defense during the commute to and from work. HB364 is still pending action in the House Commerce Committee. A vote is expected to take place on Wednesday, February 24.

I emailed my senator and the ones around me concerning HB2!

HB364 is not as clear as it should be. It discriminates against power company employees in Section 2, Subsection (c) by prohibiting what would otherwise be a legal right. Alabama P o w e r gave Rep. Ford $4750 over the last 5 years and he allowed the restriction to be put into the bill because of the money he received. Most of the Reps have gotten $1000/year and most Senators have gotten $5000/year! This is one of the reasons that the bill did not pass last year is it did not include this language. The NRA Lobbyist said she is trying to get the language stripped after it leaves the committee but there is no guarantee. Please include power company employees in your emails and help prevent discrimination! :mad:

[A-Bear680]

People in Alabama have been working the SBR cause for a while. Here's a thread from last year:
www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=29703&highlight=alabama

[warpigM-4]

People in Alabama have been working the SBR cause for a while. Here's a thread from last year:
www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=29703&highlight=alabama

yelp it looks promising this year !!!:D

And LA Sig ,Big thanks for Pointing out the discrimination of the Power Workers .Any one know the Local Union of the Power workers?I will try, But if someone could email this to the Union Board it could be sent out as a Mass email in their system to All Union Members

[LA Sig]

IBEW I think. I am going to the union hall this morning. Great idea!

[A-Bear680]

Hell , Yes:

IBEW I think. I am going to the union hall this morning. Great idea!

" ....My be-bop baby at the Union Hall .... She could dance all night and knock the paint off the wall . "

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctYjHHztifQ

" ... We were getiing real close , could we dare to closer ? "

[LA Sig]

They already had it.

[m4fun]

Great, I am still waiting for an SBR and SBS to be processed and as mentioned before, this will only extend times.. VOTE NO!

Kidding aside - good luck - we are making waves in VA on CCW in restaurants right now.

[A-Bear680]

The links broke.

[A-Bear680]

Try this again:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsnYrH3BUP8

Rock out wid your Glock out.
That's not an endorsement of promiscious oc.
;)

[LA Sig]

SB360 was changed to remove the discrimination against the power workers. I don't know what they are doing about HB364.

HB2 looks like it is back in committee. Are you sure it is waiting on a date on the Senate floor? I would like to see all of them pass and get our rights back.

[RAM Engineer]

So, I'm hearing this has now passed the State Senate (it passed the House earlier this session). Anyone else heard and can confirm/deny?

[RAM Engineer]

Confirmed!

http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=5721


Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Please Contact the Governor Today!


On Wednesday, April 14, the State Senate unanimously passed House Bill 2 by a vote of 31-0. HB2 now heads to the desk of Governor Bob Riley (R) for his consideration.


Sponsored by State Representative Jeremy Oden (R-11), HB2 would repeal the section of the Alabama statute that prohibits the possession, sale, receipt, or use of short barreled rifles and shotguns. These firearms are already legal under federal law when properly registered.

A special thank you to State Senator Lowell Barron (D-8) for shepherding the passage of this important piece of legislation during the final days of the legislative session.


Please contact Governor Riley TODAY and respectfully urge him to sign HB2 into law. The Governor can be reached by phone at (334) 242-7100 or click here (http://governor.alabama.gov/contact/contact_form.aspx) to send email.


:D

[warpigM-4]

email sent to the Governor ,and did you Notice that Alabama Has joined in filing a law suit with 6 other states against the Feds :)

[Don Robison]

This is good. Hopefully he signs it without hesitation.
I live just across the state line and shoot in Alabama occasionally. It would be nice to be able to take my primary shotgun and AR.

[warpigM-4]

This is good. Hopefully he signs it without hesitation.
I live just across the state line and shoot in Alabama occasionally. It would be nice to be able to take my primary shotgun and AR.

You Know I would love that ,you are the reason I found this site ,I did a search for Colt Handles for sale and your sale ad here popped up.I started reading and Now It is my Home Thanks MAN!!!!!!;) Not only for turning me on to this great site I got a great deal on A Colt Handle A+

[warpigM-4]

On Wednesday, April 21, Alabama Governor Bob Riley (R) signed House Bill 2 into law.

Sponsored by State Representative Jeremy Oden (R-11), HB2 repeals the section of the Alabama statute that prohibits the possession, sale, receipt, or use of short barreled rifles and shotguns. These firearms are already legal under federal law when properly registered.

thank you to all that emailed and called your local reps,now on to filling out my paperwork!!!!!

[ALCOAR]

FULL of WIN:)

[A-Bear680]

Great news.