ATF ISSUES GUIDANCE TO ALABAMA FFLs – EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
ATF now requires FFLs to conduct NICS background checks on all over the counter firearm transactions in the state of Alabama. Prior to today’s announcement, an Alabama Concealed Carry Permit (CCP) issued on or after August 1. 2013 qualified as an alternative to a NICS check under the provisions of the Brady Act of 1998. As of the date of the ATF published safety advisory, July 22, 2019, that exception is no longer recognized by ATF and Alabama FFLs must conduct a federal NICS check prior to transferring firearms to any unlicensed (non-FFL holding) person even if that person presents a valid CCP.
Orchid Launches ATF Transaction Advisory Program for Retail Gun Stores
Hartford, CT (December 20, 2024) – Orchid, the industry leader in FFL technology, firearm compliance services, and 2A-friendly...
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