Illinois has stronger gun laws when compared to other places in the United States. With some of the strictest firearms regulations in the U.S., navigating them can be a stressful task. Current laws enacted in the state are meant to deter criminals from accessing guns, but simultaneously, can make it more difficult for law-abiding citizens ...
The state of Georgia is a welcoming place for gun rights and is a big on the second amendment, which is reflected on the firearm regulations in place for the state. The Peach State has very relaxed regulations when it comes to firearms. However, anyone wanting to buy, sell or transfer a gun should be ...
Pennsylvania has enacted modest gun safety laws in recent years and has expanded background checks for those buying and selling firearms in the state. The state has moderate laws on firearms when compared to other neighboring states like New York, which has some of the toughest regulations on firearms in the nation. For those looking ...
Texas, one of the strongest gun-rights states in the U.S., has more than a million residents who are active holders of concealed handgun permits. Laws in the Lone Star State generally focus on regulating the carrying of guns as opposed to restricting gun ownership. The state’s constitution guarantees every Texan the right to “keep and ...
Following the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, firearm regulations were tightened and news laws were introduced. With recent changes made by state lawmakers to existing firearms regulations and the introduction of new laws, gun owners and those looking to become gun owners should be informed of the changes made ...
When it comes to buying, selling or transferring a firearm in Ohio, the laws are not as complicated as some other states in the U.S. However, for those looking to do dealings with a firearm, knowing what state and federal regulations are is helpful for those who want to be in compliance with the law ...
New Jersey has some of the most strict firearms regulations in place when compared to other states in the U.S. Buying or selling a firearm can be a complicated process in general, however, with the abundance of state and federal regulations surrounding firearms, this already complicated process can become even more convoluted with the additional ...
Firearm regulations vary from state to state and can be complicated to navigate. The state of Virginia has various regulations and a lengthy process to purchase a firearm. With that in mind, buyers and sellers alike may want to be informed of the process and regulations when it comes to buying, selling and transferring a ...
Nevada has a confusing, and sometimes contradictory, set of regulations and laws that can be a trap for the uninformed. For those who thought Nevada is lenient when it comes to firearms restrictions, this is a helpful blog that will enlighten those under that wrongful assumption.
The following information is compiled from the Nevada Revised Statute ...
The State of Maryland has various firearm laws that affect the transfer or sale of a gun. If you’re thinking of selling your gun to a private party, you will need to be up to speed with the laws and regulations that the State imposes on transfers and sales. The following guide details a portion ...
Delaware has several laws that govern the transfer and sale of a gun. There are various methods of selling your firearm but selling to an individual as opposed to a licensed firearms dealer comes with additional restrictions you must be aware of. Before selling your gun in Delaware, brush up on a few of the ...
In recent weeks and months, with growing concerns over the increasing number of people infected with COVID-19/Coronavirus, many consumer goods have experienced an increase in demand and are being bought in record numbers. As the pandemic grows and supply dwindling on consumer goods, it has caused prices to climb. Guns are not an exception to ...