Very state-dependent. Some require training certifications, some require state *BI as well as FBI background checks. Several require it takes place at an FFL, some have waiting periods. Some require fingerprints.
Agree though, still not anywhere as difficult as the SAVE act is trying to be for a basic Constitutional right.
Yes and no. Those states are few and far between for most firearms. Some are just handguns. Virtually none have those restrictions for rifles.
I’m in Colorado which is on the upper end of being strict and it’s still laughably easy. You do have to do a transfer with an FFL for private transfers but an FFL is stupid easy to get. The only real requirement is you do x number of sales or transfers per year to keep it. The FFL I go to for transfers only has his so he can build full auto, and does transfers and AR lowers for cheap so he can keep the FFL to build his own rifles lol.
Very state-dependent. Some require training certifications, some require state *BI as well as FBI background checks. Several require it takes place at an FFL, some have waiting periods. Some require fingerprints.
Agree though, still not anywhere as difficult as the SAVE act is trying to be for a basic Constitutional right.
Yes and no. Those states are few and far between for most firearms. Some are just handguns. Virtually none have those restrictions for rifles.
I’m in Colorado which is on the upper end of being strict and it’s still laughably easy. You do have to do a transfer with an FFL for private transfers but an FFL is stupid easy to get. The only real requirement is you do x number of sales or transfers per year to keep it. The FFL I go to for transfers only has his so he can build full auto, and does transfers and AR lowers for cheap so he can keep the FFL to build his own rifles lol.