Missouri State Rep. Steven Roberts Jr. is a firm believer in common sense gun regulation
– as well as to doing anything possible to help stem the epidemic of gun
violence and violent crime throughout the city of St. Louis.
As the
representative of the 77th District, Rep. Roberts has taken a real
step toward tackling the issue of gun violence with the introduction of House
Bill 1326 – legislation that allows gun owners to deduct the costs of firearms
safety courses and training from their taxes.
As
Roberts knows, gun safety is an important public health issue that not only
affects people in the state of Missouri, but also in communities throughout the
country.
With the introduction of HB 1326, Rep. Roberts looks to make gun training and safety more affordable – as well as to help reduce the occurrence of gun-related accidents throughout the state.
With the introduction of HB 1326, Rep. Roberts looks to make gun training and safety more affordable – as well as to help reduce the occurrence of gun-related accidents throughout the state.
HB 1322 is the only firearms-related legislation to make it out of both the Committee on General Laws and the Rules Committee with complete support from members of both sides of the aisle.