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Implement Community-based Gun Banks as a way to reduce gun violence while protecting the right to keep and bear arms.

Created by J.W. on December 25, 2012

We propose establishing a network of community gun banks (CGBs) to provide citizens safe access to firearms for traditional purposes: militia exercises, hunting, target shooting and collector/trade events. Individual firearms use would be on-site. Approved organizations - gun clubs, militias, enthusiasts - could checkout arms en masse or establish their own CGBs. Membership shall be inclusive.

Compliance would be state-level, operational specifics CGB-level. CGB organizational structure would be non-profit with an elected board.

As individuals would no longer be keeping firearms in their homes, limits on types/numbers of guns would not be restricted except for logistical reasons at the local level. A single shot rifle exception may be approved by community leaders.

Civil Rights & Equality
Gun Violence
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