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Could a canadian legally buy handguns from a federal firearms license in the US if…..?

admin — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 17:37:10 +0000

They have been in the Unites States for over 90 days, have a hunting license in the state they are in, have recieved an admission number from the departmant of homeland security, and can provide the FFL with proof that they have been in the US for 90 days. I know it is legal to purchase firearms if all of these requirements are met, I am just wondering if there are any restrictions on what kind of firearms you may purchase.
So there is a law that specifically specifies that handguns may not be purchased even if all of these criteria are met? Could you please show me that law.

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total cost order firearm online.?

admin — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 00:30:30 +0000

i will be purchasing a 0 firearm online. i would like to have an outside estimate from someone else. I have a grand total of 0. thats the cost of the firearm, 3% charge for using Credit Card, and FFL transfer. i live in ohio so add sales tax if i need it.
will use Credit card because i dont trust money orders.
i will be useing a local FFL dealer. he charges for long guns and for handguns. i dont know if he charges tax on the transfer. Bud’s Firearms Elyria, Ohio

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When you receive a license to carry a concealed handgun, are you only allowed to carry 1?

admin — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 14:54:56 +0000

once I have my license am I allowed to carry 2 Handguns AT a time or just 1

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Is a license required to give someone firearms instructions in California?

admin — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 18:11:52 +0000

I have been shooting and hunting for over 15 years and am very well versed on firearms safety and operation. I would like to offer lessons to new shooters in the area, but don’t know if a license is required to do so.
It would not be for anything official. Just a service to teach proper handgun safety, how to shoot, etc… Then let them shoot a variety of different handguns.

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FFL Procedure question?

admin — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 05:29:03 +0000

I’d like to order an AR-15 from Spikes Tactical. It’d be my first rifle and first (maybe second) firearm purchase. I’m just not sure what exactly to do as far as the FFL. They already have one in my city on file but I’ve never personally visited the store. The one I went to get my license to purchase handguns was a different store entirely. Basically I’m looking for help on if I should just order it since they have the FFL holder’s info on file and when it gets to the my local FFL holder (the gun shop) I’ll just get a call to go pick it up or should I let the gun shop know ahead of time that I want to order from X company ahead of time and then put the order in? Basically I’m looking for the answer to this question….Does the FFL holder have to know that they’re going to receive an online order before said order is delivered to them? I’m not really new to guns just new to buying guns. I just turned old enough to purchase last month. Thanks.

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Is it legal to take away rights to bare arms on a rental property?

admin — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 05:17:32 +0000

We live in euclid, ohio and are renting an apartment through K&D properties which has recently had a higher crime rate in our building. My husband works night shift and is not comfortable with me staying home at night 8 months pregnant with a 1 year old while apartments are being broken into and people are fighting outside and in our hallways. I understand the leasing office is not responsible for this crime, but then we started to hear knocks and someone banging on the walls and door of our apartment all hours of the night. He wanted to purchase a gun to keep in our apartment suite for safety. This gun would be legally licensed and kept out of reach as only to be used in the uppermost emergencies. When we brought this issue up with our leasing office they claimed we can not have a gun or any type of weapon in our apartment suite and showed us a clause in our lease that we signed that read the following:

FIREARMS/CONCEALED WEAPONS: No deadly weapons, firearms, handguns, or other dangerous ordnance are permitted on the property, in the common areas, or in your suite reguardless of weather you, any occupant or guest is carrying a valid licenses or temporary emergency license issued pursuant to the law of any state.
I understand we did sign the lease, but at the time we did not know it was going to be an issue and the leasing office never told us that we was waiving our rights to bare arms.

We feel this takes away our right to bare arms in our home. We also think this is against state & housing laws as well as the constitutional amendments.
So my question is this: Is our apartment leasing office legally allowed to tell us that we can not have a licensed gun in our apartment suite or is this against the law. If it is will we be able to get out of our lease with no personalities and move to a safer area.
EDIT: our leasing office is trying to charge us 6 months of rent at 0 per month, 0 early termination fee and keep our security deposit if we break our lease.
Because of this possibly breaking our constitutional rights can we get out of the lease without having to pay so much.

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Can Jehovah witness own handguns/hunting rifles for hunting purposes?

admin — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 00:01:15 +0000

Well, the hunting season comes year round and i remember this guy hunting alone saying he was a jehovah witness.

He said he didn’t eat chicken or beef "by his view" because he didn’t know how they were being killed. Also he said something about not eating blood, and his view he wanted his meat to be killed by himself knowing that the animal had a chance, and also that he could spill the blood properly.

Now, i wasn’t sure JW’s could go hunting….

But can they own handguns/hunting rifles (even bow and arrows?) for hunting purposes?

What about other puproses?

Thanks
Micky GG… now i know you’re not a JW due to that cross you have as a pic… nice try though?

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Texas firearm regulations?

admin — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 00:29:37 +0000

I am 18 years old, but I am a little unclear on what some of the regulations are as far as owning handguns and rifles in Texas. I probably won’t end up buying a firearm anytime soon, but I would like to know a little more so I don’t break any laws, such as transporting them incorrectly (people tell me different things, that they have to be unloaded and in plane view, or just simply out of reach but can be loaded, it gets confusing).

So I guess were starting from the ground up. What are the age requirements for owning different types of firearms? How does one go about transporting different types of firearms from the dealer to his home, or even if they are moving? Are background checks involved? Because I know I can pass that no problem. I do know that to apply for a concealed handgun license, i need to be 21.

I know it is probably best to enroll in an actual gun safety course so I’ll most likely end up doing that first. But any information on rules + regulations is greatly appreciated, I don’t really know much except for what my father taught me about handling firearms (you know, the usual precautions and etiquette), but his communications are down overseas so I can’t talk to him right now. If there’s an expert that can explain these topics in depth or provide a website that can answer all my questions, I would be very grateful.

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In Utah how old do you have to be to open and concealed carry a firearm.?

admin — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 19:43:57 +0000

The age for buy long guns is 18, and you can buy/receive handguns at 18 from a private sale/gift.
So how old do you need to be to open carry and concealed carry a pistol or long gun. And what about a SBB (short barreled shotgun, or sawed-offed shotgun)
21 for what? Long guns? Hand guns?

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Are there exceptions for carrying firearms due to profession?

admin — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 19:45:16 +0000

I own a business which works directly with peace officers and public officials. I do not think I am eligible for a CHL (concealed carry license) due to a prior conviction which is a misdemeanor and was deferred adjudicated for 2 felonies. Just FYI- these offenses occurred 6 years ago and countless major adjustment have been made to my character and lifestyle.

I know there are rights granted to persons in occupations within protective services. However, I do not know what exactly falls under that category.

I am able to purchase and carry (IN MY CAR AND HAS TO BE CONCEALED (I live in Texas)), However with my direct contact with police officers on a business relationship- are there any exceptions that might provide me with the right to carry weapons and what kind of weapons if so.

***I do not want to ask a random client for obvious reasons, however they might be able to answer this question****

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Also, any references to your answer would be greatly appreciated- ie. penal code 444.555

THANK YOU!!!!!!!
The misdemeanor was a Cass A: UCW Handgun…………. (Ironically)

I will stress again, I am able to purchase and carry (in my car) handguns and rifles

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what are the requirements to get a federal firearms license? ?

admin — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 23:02:06 +0000

Could i get a Federal firearms license for the sole purpose of purchasing firearms for myself?
I am in pennsylvania and want to be able to purchase handguns off of the internet

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FFL Licensing Procedure?

admin — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 12:41:15 +0000

I am interested in obtaining an FFL to become a dealer of rifles, shotguns, and handguns to supplament my income and as a hobby more or less. I have already ordered ATF Form 7 and fingerprint cards.

Questions:
What other forms should I order?
How much does liability insurance cost for such a business?
How should I structure my business (sole proprietorship, LLC, etc?
Any other tips or suggestions?

Thank You!

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Do I need a gun license to purchase a handgun?

admin — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 12:31:22 +0000

I live in Northwest Indiana, and I would like to purchase a handgun(for example standard 9mm). Do I need a license? Or is that only for buying rifles…

(NOTE: I dont want the gun to kill anyone, I just like guns, and plan on starting to collect them. and that dosent mean i like pulling the trigger)
I did read it, and it said something differnt between Rifles and handguns

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What is your view on firearms permits?

admin — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 19:42:30 +0000

For example, what is your view on issuing permits for people to carry weapons such as handguns, open or concealed?

The 2nd amendment does not say we need a license to exercise this right. That’s my view on it. The states of Vermont and Alaska agree with me.

Here in Wisconsin, we are allowed to openly carry a firearm without a permit, but a law-abiding citizen in this state cannot even get a permit to carry concealed.

Do you support weapons permits? If so, do you support "shall-issue" where if someone goes and jumps through the hoops, has a clean record – the state MUST issue them a permit? Do you support "may issue" where someone has to go in front of a judge and prove why they need a permit? Do you support NOT issuing permits at all and instead letting people carry firearms without having to go get permission?

Are you against firearms ownership all together?

Please answer truthfully. I won’t judge. I would also appreciate it if you gave a reason why you feel the way you do. Thanks.
Please give reasoning as to why you have the opinion you do.
"keeping and bearing arms" is a RIGHT. driving is a privilege. That’s the difference driving guy.
ugotthat: we aren’t all Steven Seagal or Chuck Norris that can take on 5 thugs at the same time. And what are you supposed to do if one of those thugs pulls a gun or a knife on you? What if they are also trained in martial arts? a bullet is faster and deadlier than a fist.

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I have just read the news release about the VT shootings. Could more lives have been saved if they allowed…

admin — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 14:59:38 +0000

students and faculty to carry firearms? If people have a concealed handgun carry license, and were allowed to carry their handguns on campus, would this have saved more lives?

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Why Can't Veterans Carry Weapons?

admin — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 15:02:44 +0000

"Under the “Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act” (HR-218) qualified active and retired law enforcement officers are permitted to carry concealed handguns nationwide. The law amends the Gun Control Act (18 U.S.C. Chapter 44) to exempt qualified active and retired law enforcement officers from state and local laws prohibiting the carry of concealed firearms."

Plain and simple, why doesn’t this apply to military veterans? I’m a veteran of the US Army, and a military police officer for that matter. However, I live in Illinois, one of then most unfriendly states to law-abiding gun owners in the entire union.

I’m just not sure why someone would believe that a former military officer, trained in some of the most advanced tactics in the world, wouldn’t make a great civilian ally to any LEO who happens to find themselves in trouble. I’m not saying it happens very often, but wouldn’t you feel a bit safer knowing that a veteran with a gun was sitting next to you on the CTA? Especially in Chicago, which has a ban on handguns all together.

Obama keeps talking about a civilian defense force, let’s start with qualified veterans being given Federal Concealed Carry Licenses, just like retired LEOs.

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transporting firearms question?

admin — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 10:07:30 +0000

okay so one of my relatives died recently and we were emptying out their appartment in the John Hancock building in chicago illinois and we found a 1950′s era colt handgun. it is in excellent condition and has only been shot about 100 times. we want to bring it back to us in st louis and add it to our arsenal but it is an un registered handgun, so if we were to bring it back to out house in st louis and say we got pulled over for speeding or somthing, could we face charges for having and un registerd hand gun? could we mail it back to st louis? what is the most efficent legal way to transport it back. and yes we do ahve concealed weapon permits/license (i forget what its called) but its not registered to us so please help! thanks

p.s. sorry for bad grammer/spelling, i typed this as fast as possible in antacipating a better answers befor i leave tomarrow.
just so you guys know chicago is very strick on gun laws. around here i drive around with rifle and handguns in a case with lots of ammo. my friend got fined for driving with a handgun and no ammo, but that was because he forgot to lock it in his trunk. but still, it’s stricter
also all you guys are saying something about not having to register the guns, all of my guns had to be registered, but that might be because i am under 21. idk

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Who gets what, help me out here?

admin — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:30:46 +0000

The handguns are:
1) Springfield xd 9 subcompact
2) Para Ordanance carry 9
3) Kahr CW9.
The ‘players’ are:
A) female, 47 living alone in an urban area, very familiar with firearms and has a concealed pistol license. Current carry guns, Taurus 85 and Ruger LCP.
B) female, 45 living alone in a rural area, very familiar with long guns, not so much with handguns, has taken concealed pistol license class, waiting for license to be issued. Handguns owned, Taurus P-22.
C) Male 43, living with wife and children (ages 11 and 6) in urban area, familiar with firearms, has a concealed pistol license. Current carry gun Glock 19.

Please pair up the guns with the players and give your reasons for the pairings. Thanks much!

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I have a question about the Federal Instant Check system for firearms sales, and the 'Approve, Deny, or Delay'?

admin — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 14:59:25 +0000

I am presently located in the State of Ohio. Ohio affords more freedom than my previous state of New Jersey in Firearms laws. I visited a Pawn shop in Ohio, and they have handguns in a display case, and shotguns and rifles (about 3 of each) on the wall (matter of fact, someone was selling a .380 to the guys at the counter when I walked in.) I asked the shop the rules of a Gun purchase, and they advised me that I must:

1) Update my identification to the state of Ohio, as Federal law requires that firearms transfers be done between individuals of the same state, in the same state; and

2) That I would have my info entered into the Instant Check computer for the Approve, Deny, or Delay response. (I imagine this applied to the handguns -and- long guns, but that is one of my questions.)

I have previously posted, because I have a challenging legal matter that basically boils down to the Federal laws of firearms vs. the State laws of firearms, especially since Ohio goes by the Federal Instant Check, not a State one. This is what I am describing:

In NJ on May of 2006, Deposed in October of 2007, I was convicted of New Jersey 2C:39-5, which is Unlawful Possession of a Weapon. NJ went to -town- to paint me as a Felon! The charge was NOT downgraded, and the word Weapon was used. (This is important; it was not a Weapon, I will explain in the next paragraph.) I was placed on 2 yars probation, since I had no record to warrant Prison. My probation is done. It was State probation, and NJ took my DNA. They really made me feel like I killed someone, and really gave it their best effort to ensure I had a ‘record.’ The problem is with their law… (continue to next paragraph, this is what I mean:)

In NJ, a BB Gun or Pellet gun is -legally,0 under NJ law, to be a ‘Weapon.’ They do not use the word Firearm; it is ‘weapon,’ so it can mean anything they want it to mean. After I was robbed outside of my vehicle the night in May 2006, I called the authorities. They came to where I was, since I had a black eye and no keys, wallet, or phone. The Police searched my vehicle, and found a BB Gun. They interrupted my Statement to the police, arrested me, towed my vehicle, arrested me on an outstanding traffic warrant, and I was free 2 days later because the warrant was taken care of, just not out of their computer. (Ever had a judge say to you ‘Why are you here?’ when he looks at paperwork, and the Police brought you in? I have.) I went -back- to the Detectives to finish my statement, and explain the BB Gun that was found in my vehicle. (NJ law made it impossible for me to come up with an acceptable explanation, so I explained it was to scare off a would-be attacker with a real weapon as I sped off, if I was robbed in the city. It was the truth, but it did not ‘work.’) I was again free.

3 months and 1 week later, I was pulled over for a traffic warrant and had a no-bail Felony Warrant for Possession of a Weapon. I was flabbebrgasted. I could not make this up if I tried. (Thank you for staying with me in my dilemma.) I really question whether or not the Federal Instant Check will issue a Deny because of this. I would -expect- it to issue a Delay response, because BB Guns are NOT Firearms, and although NJ uses the word ‘projectile’ to not differentiate between an item that would either make a squirrel jump or kill a 400-pound man, Federal law does not recognize BB Guns as firearms.

Because of this GLARING discrepancy between NJ and OH and Federal law (OH being in line with Federal, NJ being the United States of NJ,) My questions are:

1) What happens if the Federal Instant Check turns up a "Delay" response?

2) Will it turn up a "Delay" response when it sees my information?

I am asking because if it turns up ‘Delay,’ I would like to participate in te process to prove it is not a disqualifying thing to own at least even a Long gun under the laws of Ohio and Federal. I also wonder:

3) If it turned up ‘Deny,’ do I have the right to appeal for a review of that based on the facts of the ‘conviction’ I outlined?

4) Is Ohio a ‘Brady’ State?

5) Does the Instant Check decision apply to Long Guns only, or both Long Guns and Handguns? — I have also heard I can own a Long Gun with my Fake Felony.

Thank you for answering this, it means a lot to me. Sincerely, – Joseph

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Why are there so many steps in purchasing a firearm, and so few in puchasing ammunition?

admin — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 13:31:58 +0000

In order to buy a firearm legally in California you must first successfully complete a firearms safety course, go through an extensive background check, find a licensed firearm dealer and wait out what I believe is a two week waiting period for handguns. But anybody over the age of 18 can walk into just about any major sporting goods chains store a purchase ammunition on the spot. It seems to me that if firearms have serial numbers, then bullets and casings should have some identifying markings as well. Imagine if bullets and shell casings had some some identifying serial numbers laser etched into them. To be able to tie a bullet, to at lot number, to a piont of sale, to a bar code, to a drive’s license and maybe to a murder. Something etched on the inside of thr casing and the "tail" end of the bullet itself. True crimminals obtain firearms illegally as a matter of course, but dare I say very few of them load their own amunition. Bullets that could be trace back to the purchaser.

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Texas Allowing Concealed Handguns on University Campuses – Your thoughts….?

admin — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 10:05:07 +0000

Texas State House Bill 1893 allows students, faculty, and staff to carry concealed firearms on college campuses in Texas. There is a great debate going on with this right now throughout the state, and I just wanted to know your thoughts. Here’s some of the text….

Sec. 411.2031. CARRYING OF HANDGUNS BY LICENSE HOLDERS ON
CERTAIN CAMPUSES. (a) For purposes of this section, "institution
of higher education" and "private or independent institution of
higher education" have the meanings assigned by Section 61.003,
Education Code.
(b) A license holder may carry a concealed handgun on or
about the license holder’s person while the license holder is on the
campus of an institution of higher education or private or
independent institution of higher education in this state.
(c) An institution of higher education or private or
independent institution of higher education in this state may not
adopt any rule, regulation, or other provision prohibiting license
holders from carrying handguns on the campus of the institution.
(d) An institution of higher education or private or
independent institution of higher education in this state may
establish rules, regulations, or other provisions concerning the
storage of handguns in dormitories or other residential buildings
that are owned or operated by the institution and located on the
campus of the institution.

Here’s the entire bill: http://www.legis.state.tx.us/tlodocs/81R/billtext/html/HB01893I.htm

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Which FFL License do I need?

admin — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 22:21:26 +0000

Hi guys, I’ve been trying to figure out a few FFL questions:

1. I currently own a .30/7.65 Luger, it’s not required in PA to have handguns registered, am I legal to own this gun? It’s been handed down to me from WW2. Can I carry it? (Not that I would, just curious. (I of course have my carry permit.)

2. What type of FFL license would I need to just buy a standard handgun or rifle online, like from gunsamerica.com or similar?

3. What type of license would I need to buy a full auto gun and/or convert a gun to full auto?

4. Different license for buying sound suppresors?

Thanks guys! I’m not really concerned about ever selling these items, only buying.

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Is it legal to transport firearms in a motorhome from state to state?

admin — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 00:30:27 +0000

I’m moving from Michigan to Florida,and driving a 26ft motorhome.I have a current concealed pistol license recognized by Michigan,Ohio,Kentucky,Tennesee,Georgia and Florida.I just want to transport a 12ga. shotgun and 2 handguns in the motorhome with me,unloaded in a case.Are there any restrictions in any of these states such as locked or unlocked,in plain view or hidden,or any other restrictions I should know about before I start my journey??

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Secondhand Firearm sales?

admin — Thu, 06 May 2010 00:34:30 +0000

I own 2 handguns, and am trying to rid myself of one of them, my friend (who is over 21) is wil to buy it form me.

My question is: Is it legal for me to privately sell a handgun to a friend?

I live in Texas, and we both are of and over the age to rightfully own.

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If I move to Canada can I bring my hunting rifles and handguns?

admin — Tue, 04 May 2010 00:12:34 +0000

I have a number of hunting rifles and handguns and I want to bring them to Canada if I move there. Do they have any restrictions on taking firearms to Canada?

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