Then go out and join these guys so people like Hillary Clinton won't take your stuff and leave you no means to protect yourself or your family.
National Rifle Association - NRA Website Gateway

 

Dunno if its been said, but the records generated by the background check are to be destroyed with 48 hours. With that said, the merchant still keeps a record of the sale for accounting purposes and the state may at any time subpeonia those records.

I really recommend you direct any more questions to the Shooting and Ammo group if you haven't already done so. Rock out with your glock out, nіgger.

 

Where did you find this info at?? Try to make this short.
When I was 18 I was stopped on Causeway beach by undercover Florida AT Agents. They had put me in cuffs for CCW because it was under the drivers seat (I was driving) They ask me if it was stolen and being the ass I am I told them to find out for themselves. I knew where it came from because I bought it new from a friends gun shop. After 5 minutes on the phone they told me who the gun belonged to and asked if my dad knew I had his gun. Hmmm, I dont buy they dont keep records.

 

The point is, there is no database that has your name, adress, DOB, SSN and a list of what guns you own.......you don't have to register guns you own, even if you have CWP....

 

790.065(4)(a) Any records containing any of the information set forth in subsection (1) pertaining to a buyer or transferee who is not found to be prohibited from receipt or transfer of a firearm by reason of Florida and federal law which records are created by the Department of Law Enforcement to conduct the criminal history record check shall be confidential and exempt from the provisions of s. 119.07(1) and may not be disclosed by the Department of Law Enforcement or any officer or employee thereof to any person or to another agency. The Department of Law Enforcement shall destroy any such records forthwith after it communicates the approval and nonapproval numbers to the licensee and, in any event, such records shall be destroyed within 48 hours after the day of the response to the licensee's request.

 

Ok. Cool If I buy a gun from a FFL and later pop someone ,and the gun is recovered, they cant pin it to me?

 

Reading is fundamental. As in, read the second to last post I made in this thread.

 

the state cannot keep the records, however the dealer is required by the ATF (a federal institution) to keep records as long as they are in business.


and if you are gonna do that you might as well destroy the serial numbers. or run a big drill bit through the barrell to destroy the rifling marks

 

Have you ever got a non-approval??? I did a month ago, from a 10 year old misdemeanor charge. They (FFL dealer) give you a reference # at the dealer and the required paperwork with instructions about getting fingerprints and the phone # to resubmit when youve completed the process to get the approval, whats the ref # for if they dont keep records? They make the laws they dont have to live by them. They told me who a gun belong to within 5 minutes (in 1 phone call) and thats not second hand info or trying to decifer a statue, thats a fact.


Im not going to copy what was posted but this isnt all the requirement or I should say what could get you a non-approval for a ccw or to purchase

 

Which non-believer is gonna test the theory 1st??