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AZ: Arizona bill would restrict gun sales to licensed dealers
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A group of Arizona Democrats have sponsored a bill that would ban the sale or transfer of a firearm unless the buyer or seller is a licensed dealer.
The proposed legislation would allow a licensed firearms dealer to facilitate the sale of a gun between two private citizens if the dealer conducts a background check on both the buyer and the seller.
"I am a firm believer that law-abiding citizens should be able to own the weapons that they choose," Arizona Rep. Randall Friese said. "What I am trying to do is put another check in the system to be sure that the person who is getting the weapon isn't going to misuse it." |
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