Guns are popular and in the Live-Free-or-Die state, laws governing the sale and possession of firearms are minimalist by any standard. However, things can get complicated when interpreting the legal text and applying that when buying, selling and transferring firearms in the state. For those looking to become a gun owner or those who already ...
The process of buying purchasing and selling a firearm in Montana is relatively easy as the state is a welcome place for gun rights enthusiasts. However, for those interested in brushing up on the regulations in place and the process of legally owning a firearm, CashMyGuns.com has created a brief overview of the laws currently ...
Kentucky is a welcoming state for gun owners as the state does not implement its own restrictions when it comes to buying, selling or transferring firearms whether through a federally licensed dealer or a private transaction between non-licensed individuals. With such lenient laws going through the process to acquire a firearm isn’t as difficult as ...
The state of Indiana can be considered an appealing place for gun rights advocates. However, there are some intricate public policies when it comes to buying, selling and transferring a firearm in the state. It may come as a surprise the regulations that are on the books when it come to firearms. For those looking ...
Massachusetts has some of the strongest gun laws in the United States. There are special conditions set by the state legislature for residents of Massachusetts to own, transfer and sell a firearm in the state.
It’s a drawn-out, strict system in order to meet the requirements to own, sell and transfer a firearm that can be ...
Gun laws in Washington D.C. are some of the most restrictive in the country. To make matters worse, residents of D.C. are represented by a delegate in the House of Representatives who cannot vote on the House floor. Additionally, D.C. residents are not represented in the United States Senate at all. One of the consequences ...
New York gun owners quickly learn that New York state firearm laws can be tricky to navigate, especially for first-time buyers and sellers. Buying or selling a gun in The Empire State can be a long-winded process that’s time-consuming and frustrating. Because of the complexities and strict regulations surrounding firearm sales and transfers in New ...
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 new 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 ...