|
"WCSM" since 1975 |
Weapons Collectors Society of Montana recommends these Montana gun shows:
To rent tables, confirm setup times, and for other details, call the show's promoter by clicking here.
Big Timber, Billings, Bozeman, Butte, Circle, Glasgow, Glendive, Great Falls, Hamilton, Helena, Lewistown, Livingston, Missoula, Sidney, Twin Bridges, and Whitehall.
|
Auctions, Raffles and Door Prizes
|
To see a list of our recommended 2021 gun shows, click here.
|
We've recently added some new items to our ADs page. Click on the image to the left to see what is available. Members can submit requests FREE of charge. |
Whitehall February show has been rescheduled.
The Whitehall February show has been rescheduled to June 25, 26, 27. Click here for show details.
Legislative Activities
Montana House Bill 102 is now LAW
MT HB 102, also known as 'Constitutional Carry', was signed into law by Governor Gianforte on Feb. 18, 2021. Click on the image to read the full version of the text. It becomes effective immediately.
According to the sponsor of the bill, this law allows Montanans to conceal carry without a permit in places where open carry is currently allowed.
Click here for Attorney General Knudsen's statement about the signing of this bill into law.
According to the sponsor of the bill, this law allows Montanans to conceal carry without a permit in places where open carry is currently allowed.
Click here for Attorney General Knudsen's statement about the signing of this bill into law.
Other weapon bills that are still pending:
· HB258—an act prohibiting the enforcement of a federal ban on or regulation of firearms, magazines, ammunition, ammunition components, or firearm accessories. Amended.
· HB436—an act providing that the carrying of a concealed weapon in a publicly owned and occupied building may not be limited by local government, and removing the penalty for carrying a concealed weapon in a prohibited place. Amended.
· HB504—an act providing that during a declared emergency the state may not confiscate, prohibit or regulate firearms, components, accessories, or other weapons, and providing businesses related to firearms or weapons may not be restricted, providing exceptions. Amended.
To keep up-to-date on these bills and others, visit legiscan.com
· HB436—an act providing that the carrying of a concealed weapon in a publicly owned and occupied building may not be limited by local government, and removing the penalty for carrying a concealed weapon in a prohibited place. Amended.
· HB504—an act providing that during a declared emergency the state may not confiscate, prohibit or regulate firearms, components, accessories, or other weapons, and providing businesses related to firearms or weapons may not be restricted, providing exceptions. Amended.
To keep up-to-date on these bills and others, visit legiscan.com
