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Spouse always tries to steal my guns and complains I don't buy her more guns.

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I don't know what forum this should go in so please move as appropriate. https://www.federalregister.gov/articles/2013/09/09/2013-21661/machine-guns-destructive-devices-and-certain-other-firearms-background-checks-for-responsible#addresses" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; <-...

I was only in background check for about 3-4 days.

Mailed March 16th. Manufacture Pending today.

Mailed March 16, updated to Backgroun Review on May 7.

I mailed March 18 and still no status update "Waiting to receive..."

Any idea what the substitute for SB299 will look like?

If she went voluntarily then a report from CPS would have no mention of treatment, because it was voluntary...

Were you committed by a court? If not, I am not sure how they would know. I am not sure outpatiernt is what the question literally asks, either. What is the question on the application? Something like were you committed or something. I think you can also get a letter from a doctor that says you are ...

I don't know, I need to hear the story about the bar fight before I can answer

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If they did have RS then they can question a person and disarm them while they are stopping them I agree with this, which was what my original point was regarding the video, which is that walking down the street with a firearm in a state that allows you to do so is not RS, neither is a bunch of peo...

A search based on what? Better get a warrant!!! When I said search I was referring to Terry which also says you don't need a warrant with RS. Um, without consent you need a warrant unless a few exigent circumstances exist... Regardless PC is needed for a search/search warrant, not RS... I believe y...

This is the Fourth Circuit... see full article linked below Third, it is undisputed that under the laws of North Carolina, which permit its residents to openly carry firearms . . . Troupe’s gun was legally possessed and displayed. The Government contends that because other laws prevent convicted fel...