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We need a law with stronger penalties for trainers who do not follow California training requirements! 
The “2013 State Scorecard: Why Gun Laws Matter,” released today ranks all fifty states based on thirty policy approaches to regulating guns and ammunition, such as background checks on gun sales, reporting lost or stolen firearms, and prohibiting dangerous people from purchasing weapons.
States received points for having effective laws in each policy area, with stronger laws receiving more points. A letter grade (A to F) indicates the overall strength or weakness of a state's gun laws.
California received an A- and continues to top the list of states with the strongest gun reform measures in the country.
States received points for having effective laws in each policy area, with stronger laws receiving more points. A letter grade (A to F) indicates the overall strength or weakness of a state's gun laws.
California received an A- and continues to top the list of states with the strongest gun reform measures in the country.
http://www.bradycampaign.org/inthenews/one-year-after-newtown-states-lead-the-way-on-gun-violence-prevention-according-to-new
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