In the wake of lethal hostilities against attorneys, a tax credit will be provided to all law firms that have an armed lawyer on site, with additional credit for additional armed employees, if they are trained for tactical response. Basically, this says if a person has a gun, the person isn't a criminal, and the gun isn't illegal, then that is not a crime, and there are no grounds for arrest or harassment, based solely on the presence of firearms. This bill requires full data acquisition and disclosure of events where firearms are used righteously. The size of the credit increases as certificates for subsequent years are filed. The cost of the training is, of course, also deductible.
Qualified marksman receive preferential treatment for other government services.
An ammunition and range building subsidy to encourage and enable wholesome inter-scholastic shooting competition. Opens virtually all federal ranges to citizens' uses, with access process spelled out. Any actions taken by any politicians to enhance their own ability to keep and bear arms, or to be protected from harm by others, or to be exempt from firearms restrictions, or any other gun something we haven't thought of yet but that politicians may develop, shall apply equally to every other American. We're in the same boat, brother. This is essentially under way, although haltingly, with the century-old Civilian Marksmanship Program, and gets a boost here with new funding.