FYI - The current LEOSA Reform legislation has passed the House of Representatives and is currently in the Senate as S.679. Seems the senate isn't moving very fast. Might be appropriate to contact your senators and express your support for them getting it passed before the end of the calendar year.
You can look it up.... S. 679/H.R. 2243: LEOSA Reform ActWhat is this reform wording on 218???
The Senate is back in session. Will Thune do anything? We need 60+ votes. The author of LEOSA Reform is Congresscritter Son Bacon of NE. He's been successful at getting it passed in the last 3 Congresses. He recently announced he's not running for reelection.FYI - The current LEOSA Reform legislation has passed the House of Representatives and is currently in the Senate as S.679. Seems the senate isn't moving very fast. Might be appropriate to contact your senators and express your support for them getting it passed before the end of the calendar year.
Got to agree. I suspect a good % of former LEO's can outshoot a good number of "active duty" types.I'm assuming we are talking about HR 218 qualification. So in many states, a civilian can walk into a gun store, buy a gun, and immediately start carrying it; no testing or weapon qualification is required. In other states, a civilian can buy a gun, go to the county Sheriff's office, fill out an application, pay some money, and then receive a CCW license with no testing or weapon qualification required. But retired, and thoroughly experienced LE Officers, who have carried and qualified with a firearm all of their lives, are required by HR 218 to qualify each year. This makes no sense.