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Dear (Recipient),

I am a law-abiding citizen and a strong supporter of the Second Amendment.

The best approach to addressing violence involving the criminal misuse of firearms is to prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing firearms. Rather than proposing more anti-gun legislation that infringes on the Second Amendment rights of the law-abiding citizen, the focus should be on strengthening our nation's mental health care system and improving the quality of the information the data in FBI National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) used by licensed retailers to ensure that a purchaser is not prohibited from buying a firearm.

Unfortunately, the NICS databases are incomplete because about half the states have not provided records that establish someone is prohibited from owning a firearm under current law. States must improve the NICS database by submitting all records establishing an individual is a prohibited person, such as mental health records showing someone is an "adjudicated mental defective" or involuntarily committed to a mental institute, as well as records showing someone is the subject of a domestic violence protective order, a drug addict or subject to another prohibited category. Similarly, the federal government should only make grants available to states that submit such records.

I am your constituent and I vote. Please represent me and focus on real solutions that fix NICS – and mitigate the violence problem – and that do not infringe my Second Amendment rights.

Sincerely,
(Your Contact Information)