Your comprehensive guide to understanding gun laws across all 50 states in the United States. Stay informed and stay safe.
We provide a comprehensive, non-partisan database of firearms laws and regulations across the United States. Choose your state for more details on applicable gun laws in your area.
Learn the rules and laws about buying firearms and ammunition in each state in the country, as well as Federally. We also cover open carry, background checks, and sales tax.
This map visualizes the number of Type 7 Federal Firearms Licenses (FFLs) in each U.S. state in 2022, and the percentage increase in FFLs from 2017 to 2022. Type 7 FFLs are the basic federal license required to manufacture and sell guns and ammunition in America. ...
Gun map: Ownership by state52 photos Federal ban on bump stocks On the federal level, there is at least one major change coming in 2019:A ban on bump stocks,the devices that let semi-automatic rifles fire faster rounds. The gunman responsible for the 2017 rampage in Las Vegas, which is...
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While recently visiting a state with less restrictive gun laws, I found exactly the gun I would like to buy: a small Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard, light enough for me to confidently handle and safely store. It sells for about what a handgun license application in New York City costs. And...
A former state prosecutor, Harris promises on her campaign website that she'll take "action on gun violence" – including by giving Congress 100 days to pass stronger gun laws, such as universal background checks, an assault weapons ban, and the repeal of special legal protections for gun ...