The Kansas House of Representatives approved two pro-gun reforms today. House Bill 2055, allowing law-abiding citizens to carry a concealed handgun for self-defense in any public buildings that lack adequate security, passed by an 84 to 38 vote. Also, House Bill 2052, exempting citizens from prosecution if they discharge a firearm legally whether for hunting or self-defense, passed by a 121 to 2 vote. Both of these pro-gun bills will now go to the Kansas Senate where they will be assigned to appropriate committees for further consideration.
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Kansas: House Passes Two NRA-Backed Bills
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