Applicants must obtain a third-party background check, submit an application and supporting documents to a sheriff, pay government fees, locate an approved trainer, complete at least 12 hours of in-person instruction over at least two days, pass a written examination with a minimum passing score of 90 percent, and have personal information submitted to a public database.
Even after completing that process, they must undergo another background check at the point of sale and wait another three days before taking possession. [snip]
Every one of those steps could end up being a dead end.
By design.
Even after completing that process, they must undergo another background check at the point of sale and wait another three days before taking possession. [snip]>
How are these multiple restrictions NOT unconstitutional?
“Restricted Firearm” -?
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Colorado,oh How You’ve Fallen.
Can you imagine school students having to pass every test with a score of at least 90 percent?
“Applicants must obtain a third-party background check, submit an application and supporting documents to a sheriff, pay government fees, locate an approved trainer, complete at least 12 hours of in-person instruction over at least two days, pass a written examination with a minimum passing score of 90 percent, and have personal information submitted to a public database.
Even after completing that process, they must undergo another background check at the point of sale and wait another three days before taking possession. [snip]”
That sounds like all kinds of infringement to me.
As time goes on, I continue to be amazed at the wisdom our founder’s had as they laid the framework for this nation. We continue to be blessed by God, through them, while modernity’s politicians demonsttrate that they are cut from a much lesser cloth.