OsideGirl
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961 No training, no permit, nothing. To buy a gun, they just want to make sure you dont have a criminal record or a record of violence, or are mentally unstable. No one cares if you know the first thing about safely using a gun, know how to safely store a gun, they dont care if you know jack shit about a gun. Anyone see a problem with this? Incorrect. In CA you have to take a test, prove you know how to load, unload, safety the weapon and clear the weapon and pass a background check both federal and state. To carry a weapon outside of the house on my person, I have to take a carry concealed permit which involves a course, a practical test and an interview with my local law enforcement. California is the exception to the rule, not the norm You made a blanket statement that was designed to inflame, when it's not correct. CA is not the exception, many states have similar laws. I know the process in CT, was pretty close to the same. (As a general rule of thumb, if it goes blue in the election, they have tighter gun laws) Personally, I do wish they'd require a course and practical test on the first purchase, rather than the written test and safety check. There are definitely some people that I don't like being at the range with.
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