State Gun Laws Linked to Lower Death RatesCurrie, Donya
Commandment 1:Treat every gun with respect. Assume every gun is a loaded gun. This is often referred to as the cardinal rule of gun safety. Commandment 2:Carry only unloaded guns into your home, auto, or buildings. (Open the chamber and open the barrel to ensure gun is unloaded and tha...
California’s firearms laws were completely reorganized and re-numbered. Because of the complexity of the laws, inadvertent violations by well-intentioned good people are increasingly common. In the politicized legal environment of California “gun-control” laws, the consequences of even an inadvertent...
State gun lawsCrime gunsGravity modelPrevious research by Kahane (2013) and Knight (2013) studied the relationship between differential state gun laws and the movement of crime guns between states using ATF gun tracing data for 2009. The basic result from these earlier studies is that crime guns...
Scroll down for a brief overview of Nevada gun laws and links to our informational articles. Open Carry Nevada is an open carry state. This means that people who are not otherwise prohibited from possessing firearms may carry a gun as long as it is visib
If you live in Hawaii & are thinking of buying a firearm or moving there and want to bring your guns with you, here is all the latest information on gun laws.
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Colorado State Information Capital: Denver Official Name: State of Colorado Organized as a territory/republic: February 28, 1861 Entered Union (rank): August 1, 1876 (38th) Present constitution adopted: 1876 State abbreviation/Postal code: Colo./CO State Area Codes: 303, 720, 983, 719, 970...
Colorado Delaware Illinois Maryland New Jersey New Mexico New York Nevada Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Washington Background checks are required for handguns only in: Connecticut Maryland Pennsylvania In 33 states, there are currently no laws—federal or state—regulating firearms sales between...