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Our fight began in 1999 when Senator Diane Feinstein made her first attempt to ban .50 caliber rifles. A fledgeling FCSPI rose to the challenge and won. To date at the federal level, we have successfully defeated proposed bans in the the 106th, 107th and 108th Congress. Now the battle has spread nationwide. The anti-gun lobbyists are forum shopping an looking for the best locations that their agenda can be spread. FCI will fight for your rights as long as we can, but we need your support to continue. If you would like to donate to FCI so that we can keep up the fight, then click here.

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Senate Bill SF 207
Senate Bill SF 207 in the state of Iowa is effectively dead for the 2005 legislative session. This bill was promoted as an Assault Weapons Ban bill, but was particularly germane to the fifty caliber community because one of the provisions of the bill included any firearm with a "Threaded Barrel". All 50 BMG rifles are threaded on the forend for the attachment of the needed muzzle brake. FCI has been following the bill and will continue to monitor it, but at this time the bill is not a threat.