(12-08-2024, 01:07 PM)TDOSS Wrote:

(12-08-2024, 08:48 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: You are, the first link is 7 years out of date. In Florida, the only state that matters, it's a 3 day wait.

The second, a federal registry, is immaterial, the State keeps a record of the transaction, as I said.

The rest is just you trying to be sly.

So in short, your the ignoramus who came to battle of wit unarmed. And there's no O, probably should ask your wife how that feels.

I've posted 3 legit article that dissapproves your dishonesty and all you did was move the goalpost. "FLODIDA the only state that matters" 

Are you ok? 

It's so shocking you arent aware of such a thing. 

Here's another one, keep deflecting.

https://rhlawfl.com/criminal-defense/gun...s-florida/

Quote:Florida does not require a permit to buy a firearm, nor is there a permit that exempts anyone from the background check requirement.Jul 1, 2023

Or this article too old for you? Because that one was seven years ago? 

Just admit that your either a) a liar. or b) uninformed.

So you think that there should be a required permit in order to purchase a firearm?  What should the requirements be for such a permit?

From what you quoted from your own link "nor is there a permit that exempts anyone from the background check requirement".  Should such a permit exist?  What would be the requirements to obtain such a permit?

I personally went through the background check and proved my training in order to obtain my CCL.  If I go into a store to purchase a firearm, I still have to fill out the form(s) and wait for yet another background check before my purchase is approved (which only takes around 15 minutes or so usually).  The only advantage my CCL gives me is that I don't have to wait the required 3 days to complete my purchase, I can walk out of the store with my new firearm the same day.

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