@calfoxwc said:

BTW, as I understand it, the Rep House passed National Reciprocity

For those not knowing the bill, it's National Reciprocity so cal and I can go anywhere in the country with licensed concealed carry weapons. I'm heading for "enemy territory", the land of Pocahotas, tomorrow and staying in good ole Lexington, as in the "shot heard round the world".. But in that state I am no longer able to be a Minuteman. Ironic huh?

BTW a point of history. Lexington still makes the claim of the first shots because 8 Colonists died there first, but only one British soldier was wounded. Concord claims that they were the first because they actually killed British at the North Bridge and routed them back from where they came. Those two towns still argue their claims to this day as to who first fired "the shot heard round the world".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_heard_round_the_world

?

mired in the rep Senate and never came up for a vote. I called Mitch Mc. office - she was nice, to the point, she knew

about the legislation well...

but about my question?

why, she had "no idea, but she'll pass my concern along..."

yeah, right. Bring it up for a vote, dammit.