Remember how we all used to scream and cry how gunshows and gun conventions seem to have very loose restrictions and a lack of background checks?
Welp, here we are.
Also, a great place to start depending on your state and access might be a site like Gunbroker, the setup is pretty simple and it’s basically ebay but they don’t mail guns, instead you have to go to a gun store in your area to pick up your purchase. I’ve used it before to sell firearms and had only great experiences.
Just to know what’s actually allowed or not in your state.
If you do not have firearm experience, and your state has Concealed Carry Weapon provisions for civilians, I would actually recommend going for a permit, because it comes with classes and training in many cases, and they brush you up on the law in your area. I don’t know if the attitude has changed since I had one, but generally local law-enforcement is very cool about CCW’s because they show the owner has gone through training.
Remember how we all used to scream and cry how gunshows and gun conventions seem to have very loose restrictions and a lack of background checks?
Welp, here we are.
Also, a great place to start depending on your state and access might be a site like Gunbroker, the setup is pretty simple and it’s basically ebay but they don’t mail guns, instead you have to go to a gun store in your area to pick up your purchase. I’ve used it before to sell firearms and had only great experiences.
Otherwise I’d start here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_the_United_States_by_state
Just to know what’s actually allowed or not in your state.
If you do not have firearm experience, and your state has Concealed Carry Weapon provisions for civilians, I would actually recommend going for a permit, because it comes with classes and training in many cases, and they brush you up on the law in your area. I don’t know if the attitude has changed since I had one, but generally local law-enforcement is very cool about CCW’s because they show the owner has gone through training.