Augusta -
Despite the snow, more than a hundred people turned out for an outdoor gun rights rally at the State House Friday.
Governor LePage told the crowd their rights to have guns won't be infringed while he's governor.
He mingled with the crowd after his brief remarks and shook hands with many of those attending.
The rally came two days after a coalition formed in the wake of December's Connecticut school shootings called for further gun control.
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