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Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit Holders Lose NICS Exemption for Private Transfers
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit holders are set to get a lump of coal in their stocking this Christmas. Nevadans with a permit have long-enjoyed NICS-exempt status, which exempts these law-abiding individuals from having to undergo a National Instant Criminal Background Check System check every time they purchase a firearm from a gun dealer. Thanks to SB 143, which criminalized the private transfer of firearms in the Silver State, as of January 2 permit holders will be forced to undergo a NICS check when they purchase a firearm from a private individual through a dealer.
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hisself
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"permit holders will be forced to undergo a NICS check when they purchase a firearm from a private individual through a dealer."
If it is a private sale, why would they want to go through a dealer?
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