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Thread: New bill to Amend the NFA. Not good.

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July 11th, 2019, 03:26 PM #1
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New bill to Amend the NFA. Not good.

In summary, it would give a CLEO 90 days to object the application process, with reason.

As it is right now, a CLEO may only give additional input to the ATF about you when they are running your background check, but this new bill would give the CLEO the ability to stop the transaction dead in it's tracks.

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