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Pennsylvania Rep. Saylor Opposes Gun Registration Bill

Rep. Stan Saylor (R-York) announced he opposes a controversial bill that would establish an annual $10 registration fee for most guns in Pennsylvania and said he would vote against the measure if it came before the House for a vote.

Read About It: Rep. Stan Saylor

Posted: 4/19/2007 9:14:14 AM

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