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No, I haven't bought a gun from a brick&mortar store in probably a decade, but I looked it up and this was what it said:
Firearm registration requirements by state
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rod
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No, I haven't bought a gun from a brick&mortar store in probably a decade, but I looked it up and this was what it said:
Firearm registration requirements by state
Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politicsballotpedia.org
How a Federal Gun Background Check Works
In the United States, anybody who wants to buy a gun from a federally licensed firearms dealer (FFL) is subject to a background check. Since 1998, when the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS, went online, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has processed more than 320 million of them.
Considering you state what make and model gun you are buying (along with serial numbers) I would think this qualifies as registering one.
I may be wrong.
It's not registration, but there is paperwork tying you to the sale somewhere. But even still, many (most?) states don't require a background check if the seller isn't a dealer. The majority of guns I've purchased have been this way.How a Federal Gun Background Check Works
How a Federal Gun Background Check Works
In the United States, anybody who wants to buy a gun from a federally licensed firearms dealer (FFL) is subject to a background check. Since 1998, when the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS, went online, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has processed more than 320 million of them.
Considering you state what make and model gun you are buying (along with serial numbers) I would think this qualifies as registering one.
I may be wrong.
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we trust the fbi here don't we folks
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Sixth Circuit: ATF Cannot Classify Bump Stocks as Machine Guns
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled against the ATF rule that bump stocks are machine guns and ownership is prohibited.
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Boulder shooting suspect Ahmad Alissa reportedly passed gun background check
A store where the suspect in the Colorado supermarket massacre bought his gun reportedly said the sale was lawful after he passed a background check. Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, bought his AR-15-sty…
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Regarding the firearm in question, a background check of the purchaser was conducted as required by Colorado law and approval for the sale was provided by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation
Will never not be funny to me that Obama was ultimately less anti-gun than Trump wasSixth Circuit: ATF Cannot Classify Bump Stocks as Machine Guns
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled against the ATF rule that bump stocks are machine guns and ownership is prohibited.
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Making up a crisis.
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ATF Weighs Changing Definition of 'Firearm' to Target Ghost Guns
The ATF is weighing changes to the definition of "firearm" in order to target guns built from kits and/or parts printed on 3D printers.
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Iowa Becomes 19th State to End Concealed Carry Permit Requirement
Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) signed a bill ending Iowa's requirement that law-abiding citizens get a permit before caryring a gun for self-defense.
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rod
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Good for Iowa. 31 to go.Iowa Becomes 19th State to End Concealed Carry Permit Requirement
Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) signed a bill ending Iowa's requirement that law-abiding citizens get a permit before caryring a gun for self-defense.
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When Smart Guys Do Some Homework - American Handgunner
Every gun owner in Massachusetts should know Jim Wallace, executive director at the Gun Owners Action League (GOAL).
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This must end.
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Feds' 2018 Data: 126x More People Killed by Falling than with Rifles
A combined look at CDC and FBI numbers show death by falling in 2018 occurred 126 times more often than deaths by rifles of any kind.
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