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Originally Posted by Bill14564
Surely you are aware that no permit is required to purchase a gun in Florida. The only permit that could have been rejected is a permit for concealed carry. As of July 1 that permit is no longer required so those 7,000 will then be able to carry.
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Originally Posted by Cybersprings
They will be able to carry what? You are required to pass a background check before purchasing a handgun. It is very difficult to carry a rifle concealed.
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This is not about a background check, this is about satisfying the requirements for the permit to carry the weapon.
They may already own a handgun, there is no permit required for that. If the statement about the 7,000 denied permits is true then they were told they while they own the gun they are not allowed to carry the gun in public. So they own the gun and they can transport it to and from a range but they cannot carry it to the square for some reason... yet. Come July 1 that permit problem, whatever it was, goes away and they are free to bring their gun to the squares (or most other places).
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