NRA Sues Florida Over Waiting Period on Gun Sales

[rmc51]

https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/...5d3c69b5dace0c187ab5912dd7d0cd7&lctg=26251812

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Back in the 1990s the state of Florida adopted a three-day waiting period on all handgun sales; a law that was expanded to include sales of all firearms after the Parkland shootings in 2018. Today the National Rifle Association announced a new lawsuit filed in federal court that challenges the waiting period.

 

[Maxman2]

Not sure this is going anywhere. I thin k the law was enacted in a We have to do something mind set. Govenor was Walkin, Lawton Chiles a Dem.

 

[Shooter308]

If you have a CCW there is no waiting period in Florida. Second thing my wife and I moved from MD in 2021 to Florida. In MD you have to have a Handgun Qualification License to purchase a handgun. Even though the person has had to do training to get the HQL, get finger printed, have background check performed by MD State Police the waiting period to pick up the firearm is still 8 days. I also have a wear and carry permit for MD as a non resident now but the waiting period was 8 days even though I had been through a separate background check and separate fingerprint and was able to show my instructor credentials. So three days ain't that bad.

 

[Alan]

So three days ain't that bad.

Morally, an hour is bad, technically speaking. While compared to MD FL looks like the wild wild west, doesn't mean it can't be tweaked.
In many other states, it's just walk in, do the paperwork, if approved, walk out.