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Well, in my state, you don't "apply" for a gun like you apply for a license. It is just document that you purchased it after the seller runs a background check.
by ThunderSizzle 27d ago
Well, in my state, you don't "apply" for a gun like you apply for a license. It is just document that you purchased it after the seller runs a background check.
The government isn't attesting to your capabilities - that is still on you as a citizen.
- Sharlin 27d agoBut that's an outlier. In normal countries you apply for a license, THEN after you get it, you're allowed to purchase a firearm.
- hokumguru 27d ago> you don't "apply" for a gun like you apply for a license. >... background check Who requires these background checks? Because the seller wouldn't do them unless obligated. Obviously the check and paperwork around it constitutes at least a de facto application to the government for permission to purchase the firearm.