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1997 SESSION

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• HB 1564 Concealed weapons permits; exempts certain retired police.
• HB 1566 Concealed weapons permits; fingerprinting.
• HB 1602 Brandishing a firearm.
• HB 1872 Denying stalkers weapons.
• HB 1913 Brandishing a firearm.
• HB 1946 Possessing a dangerous weapon in a publicly-owned building.
• HB 1994 Ineligibility for concealed handgun permit.
• HB 2233 Criminal history records check by firearms dealers.
• HB 2302 Control of firearms.
• HB 2336 Concealed weapons; fingerprinting.
• HB 2402 Concealed handgun permits.
• HB 2432 Concealed weapons permits; fingerprinting.
• HB 2476 Unlawful ammunition-feeding device; penalty.
• HB 2486 Criminal history records check; handguns.
• HB 2488 Licensure of firearms dealers.
• HB 2490 Concealed weapons; regulation by ordinance.
• HB 2598 Concealed weapons; provisions for retired State Police.
• HB 2605 Reciprocity for concealed handgun permits.
• HB 2631 Sale and possession of handgun ammunition; penalty.
• HB 2662 Concealed handgun permits; local ordinances regulating gun sales.
• HB 2698 Concealed weapons; exception for retired law-enforcement officers.
• HB 2722 Firearms purchases.
• HB 2765 Concealed handgun permits.
• HB 2812 Concealed weapons; exception for retired law-enforcement officers.
• HB 2896 Handgun purchase limit.
• HB 2904 Gun-free school zones.
• HB 2913 Brandishing a firearm.
• SB 641 Concealed weapons permits; fingerprinting.
• SB 643 Persons under protective orders and carrying of firearms.
• SB 763 Possessing a dangerous weapon in a publicly-owned building.
• SB 764 Firearms; minors.
• SB 806 Pneumatic weapons.
• SB 944 Concealed handgun permit.
• SB 978 Dangerous weapons; police stations.
• SB 1006 Concealed weapons permits.
• SB 1057 Concealed weapons permits; exceptions.
• SB 1081 Protective orders; firearms.
• SB 1105 Regulating handguns in public parks in Richmond City.
• SB 1138 Firearms purchases.