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Article by\u00a0Pierangelo Tendas (All4Shooters.com)<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n

Good news come from the EU as the vote at the LIBE Committee of the European Parliament turns out positively for law-abiding gun owners<\/h2>\n
\"Good<\/a>

The LIBE Committee of the European Parliament voted on the amendments on May 9th, and the outcome was largely in our favour<\/p><\/div>\n

In the late evening of May 9th, 2016, the\u00a0Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs committee (LIBE)<\/a> of the European Parliament held an electronic vote<\/a>\u00a0session on the amendments<\/a> to the committee’s draft opinion<\/a> concerning the restrictive modification draft to the European firearms directive<\/a> as proposed by the European Commission. Said vote was initially planned for Tuesday, April 28th, but was postponed under request from the EPP, ECR and ALDE groups.<\/p>\n

And indeed those three groups led\u00a0common sense and sanity to victory<\/b><\/i> in today’s vote, throwing out of the window most, if not all, of the largely anti-gun proposals of the European Commission and of the social-democrat, left and green groups.<\/p>\n

This article is also available in the following languages:\u00a0\u00a0IT<\/a>\u00a0and DE<\/a><\/p>\n

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While the LIBE’s role in the procedure is merely consultive in nature, the outcome of the vote is enough for all law-abiding gun owners to cheer:<\/p>\n

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