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AL: Want to buy a handgun? Lawmaker wants you to be 21, have a permit first
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"There has been a flurry of gun control measures coming out of Congress. The most recent targets handgun sales."
"Let's talk about that."
"What's the proposal?"
"Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Maryland, and three Connecticut lawmakers have introduced the Handgun Purchasers Licensing Act. The act would require people to obtain a license to purchase a handgun, something that's currently not required in Alabama. Rifles and other types of firearms would be exempt from the regulations."
"Specifically...."
"The act would establish a grant program through the Department of Justice that would encourage states to establish permit-to-purchase requirements for all handguns. ..." ... |
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lostone1413
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| Coming from the same Government that sees nothing wrong in letting BATF arm the gangs and drug cartels |
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