The Department of Defense released its plan to allow military personnel to carry firearms while on base. These previously “gun free zones,” left members of the military vulnerable. Looks like a step in the right direction. Commanders, O-5 and above, “may grant permission to DoD personnel requesting to carry a privately owned...
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Applying for a Firearms License County probate courts issue firearms licenses to state residents 21 and older. What You Should Know: When you arrive at probate court, you’ll need an official form of identification, your payment and a self-addressed, stamped envelope (if you would like them to mail your license to you). Submit your...
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Upon selecting the firearm you wish to purchase, you will be required to fill out a Firearms Transaction Record, commonly known as a Form 4473. Along with this form, you will need to bring a hard copy of your driver’s license to confirm your identity. For rifle or shotgun purchases, the buyer must be at least
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-Originally published by Tom McHale at Outdoor Hub As I write this, 39 of the 50 states allow us regular civilian citizens to purchase and use suppressors. The confusion stems from the fact that silencers are restricted under the National Firearms Act (NFA). That means that you can’t just walk into a store and buy
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By Jeff Levant, The Shooting Channel When faced with the challenge of choosing their very first handgun, new shooters are often overwhelmed by the numerous choices and decisions they have to make. I’d like to use this blog post to help give new buyers a step by step process to choose the right gun for
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