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Not if you don't have a criminal record. It's a little time consuming, is all. You have to fill out a long form (4473) and wait while the gunshop confirms your info with the FBI and gives you an OK to purchase.
I know one thing
If all the CD players that use drugs were honest very few could own a firearm
Guess what .. people lie...
Yep..it actually happens
Try buying a gun in California and see how much fun it is...
First... probably more than half are illegal or haven't paid the ransom tax to sell that model here to legal purchasers... then
Go through the ten day wait
Fill out the atf form
Get printed as a part of that form
Fill out gun safe requirements... sign and attest to same
Sign document about unsafe storage of a firearm to be used to prosecute ypi if it fall into the wrong persons hands
Provide hunter safety or ccw class or peace officer I'd
Demonstrate gun lock or buy same
Gun violence has been going down steadily over the years...
I'm OK with every american owning a gun that wants one..isn't crazy.. a drug addict.. or a felon... and I'm OK with them being ccw holders.. I've never had an issue with a ccw holder in my career
Not if you don't have a criminal record. It's a little time consuming, is all. You have to fill out a long form (4473) and wait while the gunshop confirms your info with the FBI and gives you an OK to purchase.
Also, after you have completed the above, some states have waiting periods. Mostly 3 days.
Some states you have to apply for with the local law enforcement and you have to prove a "need" to own the gun in order to get a gun owners permit.
Also, after you have completed the above, some states have waiting periods. Mostly 3 days.
Some states you have to apply for with the local law enforcement and you have to prove a "need" to own the gun in order to get a gun owners permit.
Which are all unconstitutional, as the Constitution is written.
SHALL NOT, has never meant maybe.
That is like telling a rapist no, I guess.
Evil, never follows the law. The law says, shall not.
Since the inception of this nation, our government has killed 1000x's more innocent people, than all the domestic murders with a firearm, in the same time frame.
Rather he received it as a "gift" or bought it at a gun store really doesn't matter. If it was a gift, as a felon he was prohibited from owning it and was in violation of federal law for being in possession of one. And if the person giving it to him knew he was a felon he is also broke federal law by giving him the gun. One more case of gun control laws that don't work. If he bought it through a gun store that was required to run a federal NICS check and he passed it, it would also be an example of how ineffective these laws are. Oh, BTW, if he lied on his 4473 about using drugs or being a felon, that also is a violation of federal gun control laws, and a felony. Exactly the same would have happened had he bought it through a private sale and a background check been mandated.
Gun control proponents just....aren't smart enough to see that these cases are examples of how useless gun control laws actually are, not an excuse to pass more, equally useless laws.
So, because laws don't prevent crimes, let's get rid of the laws!!! Yeah! That works!
If that works for guns, then, well, since the law making murder illegal didn't prevent Roof from massacring 9 people, let's make murder legal, and all this is moot!!!
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