ATF Collecting Addresses: NICS Denial Notification Act of 2022
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CaliGunner
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I’ve never had a nics denial but I’ve heard people having common names in the same area code can sometimes trigger one.
More of a problem when the population is denser. I guess that's another argument for living away from cities.
Interesting. I have some experience finding people with just basic facts and the number of people who can be mixed up based on a few common factors is surprisingly high...but I wouldn't expect that would be in play in Southhaven MS.
Hmmm. Something to ponder. Thanks.
For FFL's received yesterday from BATFE...........
As a result of the passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) of 2022, the NICS Section is initially implementing the required enhanced background check process for persons between the ages of 18-20, on Friday, October 14, 2022, in one state. The enhanced check will begin with the state of Maine. Any person attempting to purchase or residing in Maine, under the age of 21, will receive an initial delay to allow the NICS Section to make the necessary contact with state and local entities, as laid out within the BSCA. As with other delay scenarios, FFLs will be provided with the appropriate Brady Transfer Date.
As soon as an updated status can be provided, FFLs will be contacted immediately. It is possible for an FFL to receive an updated Brady Transfer Date from the NICS Section, following the conclusion of the outreach. The revised date can be placed in Block 32 of the current ATF Form 4473.
Thank you!
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As a result of the passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) of 2022, the NICS Section is initially implementing the required enhanced background check process for persons between the ages of 18-20, on Friday, October 14, 2022, in one state. The enhanced check will begin with the state of Maine. Any person attempting to purchase or residing in Maine, under the age of 21, will receive an initial delay to allow the NICS Section to make the necessary contact with state and local entities, as laid out within the BSCA. As with other delay scenarios, FFLs will be provided with the appropriate Brady Transfer Date.
As soon as an updated status can be provided, FFLs will be contacted immediately. It is possible for an FFL to receive an updated Brady Transfer Date from the NICS Section, following the conclusion of the outreach. The revised date can be placed in Block 32 of the current ATF Form 4473.
Thank you!
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As I was recently involved in part of this issue, please let me explain that, if one has an out-of-state DL, one cannot legally buy a handgun in Texas, Texas CHL, or not.
But,
With the out-of -state DL and a current TEXAS CHL, one does not need a “ncis” check to buy a long gun.
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toddnjoyce
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This level of stupidity already occurs with Lautenberg Amendment violations.
It’s not entirely new and after Printz, local law enforcement cannot be compelled to do anything under federal law. FWIW, this is only after a denial, not a delay. A denial means the government for whatever reason believes you to be a prohibited person. If you are in fact a prohibited person your possession of a firearm would be new separate charges.
The thinking behind the bill was to get the ATF and AUSAs to actually investigate and prosecute prohibited persons. Given the current .001% that get investigated I think it’s a good thing.
I love the scare tactic though.
The thinking behind the bill was to get the ATF and AUSAs to actually investigate and prosecute prohibited persons. Given the current .001% that get investigated I think it’s a good thing.
I love the scare tactic though.
DoubleDuty
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Universal Personal Identification Number. Some people that have the same name as prohibited people will apply for a upin to be able to pass the background check when purchasing a firearm.
