Dave G.
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Well then you do now, I'm in Ma. Soon as you move from hunting guns to hand guns and or what they consider high capacity you're not buying a gun without that LTC. And you're not getting the LTC till you show a certification that you took a class ( for new applications not renewals). In fact to buy hunting guns having never owned one before you need to take an authorized hunter safety course for that category. So you want to become a handgun owner here you first get certified through a fed licensed trainer ( that's not free incidentally). Set up an appointment at the police station, go to that, get finger printed etc. That all goes off to the feds and eventually you get your federal LTC license/identification. It's been that way for years here, it's not a new thing. I didn't expect the delay on a renewal though. I waited 3 months and someone I know waited 5 ( she went for her renewal 2 weeks before I did and got her LTC in hand 2 months after I did). My pastor friend said his took 6 months.Not aware of any state with the restrictions in post #15
Our guns are registered with the feds at the time of purchase here ( any gun). It's illegal to sell a gun from individual to individual here without a middle man with the credentials to transfer the gun registration. People do it but it's not a legal transfer.
You can look up the laws for yourself here if you don't believe any of this but I live here with it.
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