Kansas, nope!

 

Yep, agree.

 

In Virginia dealing with an FFL...2 forms. The BATF 4473 and the State Police SP65. No application for a permit to buy a firearm, no denial of the type other than Class III without proper paper work, no 30 or 1 day wait, no more only one hand gun a month, and no requirements in a private sale. Hopefully private sellers will be diligent and make sure the buyer at least has a VADL. Most private sellers in VA want to see a ccw which is a good thing. FFL approvals may take 2 minutes or 8 hours. No rhyme or reason.

 

Well done. Particularity the, "2 minutes or 8 hours. No rhyme or reason."

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Louisiana has a very significant constitutional amendment in the upcoming election that will toughen the state's constitutional protections for weapon owners and would give Louisiana the strongest gun protection in the nation. They say it could guard against possible future Supreme Court rulings that might affect the Second Amendment.

I don't have much doubt that is will pass overwhelmingly!

 

Oregon has two forms and about a 45 minute wait. That was at a gun show.
Local gun store was about the same. No additional requirements.

 

But none if you buy from a private party while not at a gun show.

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In Oklahoma just fill out the form and have the FFL call it in. Takes about 5 minutes.

 

In Maine, we fill out the short form, they call it in , and out the door in approx. 20 minutes. No special permits required to purchase handguns, rifles or shotguns.

 

In Georgia it's very simple.

 

I agree

 

Florida, not really. Just background check and 3 day waiting period for hand guns, unless you have your CCW. Then you can take home same day.

 

Arkansas...a NICS check.

If you have a CHL, then its waived.

No stupid,worthless,unconstitutional,liberal loving requirements.

 

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In North Carolina you must pay a $5 bribe to the local Sheriff’s office for a pistol purchase permit unless you have a CCW.

 

+1, this is why I voted yes.

 

In Tennessee 4473 and background check usually about 5 minutes. I was at a gun show last year took about 30 minutes for them to get the background done it was happening to everyone.

 

In SC, must fill out 4473 unless you have CWP. No other restrictions.

 

You have to fill out a 4473 no matter if you have a CWP or not. They simply do not have to call and get it approved if you have a CWP. A copy of the CWP serves as the call.

No wait no limit...

 

Good question, but might have elicited different responses had you asked 'specific' rather than 'significant.' Significant can be subjective. What I consider to be a pain in the backside -- like, asking me any more questions than whether or not I like the gun -- might not be too much of a hassle to someone else.

 

I voted for the Handgun. I don't mind a background check for any gun. But the 48 hour wait on hand guns is a waste of my time. They should change the laws for CCL holders and omit the "cooling period" I like to collect many old guns including hand guns and I often do not purchase because I don't want the hassle of returning at a later date. I guess the "cooling period" would be ok for non carry permit holders, but in general I am against any more restrictions.

 

Not at all! just a background check, a 10 day wait, a handgun safety certificate, etc etc etc. My states "officials" don't worry about the Constitution....

 

Montana. Fill ouy form, wait about three minutes, you're done.

 

Fill out the form for instant check, out the door in as much time as it takes you to fill out the form.

New Mexico.

 

First handgun purchase took 4 day background check. Two months later second handgun purchase took about ten minutes then out the door. No CCW required.

 

TX only NICS check. if you have a TX CHL NICS is waived.

 

This. Plus filling out form 4473, of course.

 

In KY you just have the NICS check. And like others have said about their state- with CDW it is waived.

 

Alabama nothing extra, takes longer to fill out the form than it does to walk around the store. But, you must fill it out each time, CCP or no.

 

Agreed. And some of the best carry laws around. Most of them are common sense which is very "uncommon" these days.

 

In Nebraska you have to get a Purchase Permit that takes a few days to get back from your county Sheriff, lasts three years and with that you just show it when you buy a gun and that's it. No extra background check, NICs or whatever it is called.

Or you get a Concealed Handgun Permit that allows you to skip getting the Purchase Permit and allows you to purchase guns without any extra paperwork or background checks.

In Omaha if you have a CHL you can purchase and not register your handgun. If you don't have a CHL and only a purchase permit you have to leg it downtown to fill out paperwork/register your handgun before you can go back to a store and pick up the gun.

 

AZ - No. For handguns fill out the form for the instant check and you're on your way in a short period of time (minutes). Even easier if you have a CCW Permit.

 

Oregon: Pretty simple. No registration; no waiting period; no listing the firearm on the CHL; no NICS check if private purchase; no documenting sales, if private sale; though, NICS check if sold/bought via FFL, or importing to state via purchase.

 

Good old NYS, still has an assault rifle ban, large cap mag ban and of course the noxious NYC rules that do not allow anyone with a otherwise valid NYS permit to carry in NYC without the blessing of the city - you need to be a politician, wealthy political doner or big celebrity to get a NYC carry permit.