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Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, Attorney General Josh Kaul, Representative Melissa Sargent, and Senator LaTonya Johnson attended the press conference with the Governor to call on Republicans who control the Legislature to pass the measure, even though GOP leaders have said they do not support such a move. Only licensed gun dealers must conduct background checks when selling a firearm under the current law, which means that someone attempting to purchase a firearm can circumvent the background check process by purchasing a firearm from an unlicensed seller. LRB-3949 unifies the background check process under the Wisconsin DOJ for all firearm purchases, including requiring the Wisconsin DOJ to conduct background checks on frames and receivers.http://www.milwaukeeindependent.com/syndicated/wisconsin-proposes-law-to-implement-background-checks-on-gun-purchases-but-faces-opposition/?fbclid=IwAR1y4GtVfSEzHtMgvU2LS6iUreGt0yT3zqArBDD6pYcfg1uXn1OGjxpICJE
Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, Attorney General Josh Kaul, Representative Melissa Sargent, and Senator LaTonya Johnson attended the press conference with the Governor to call on Republicans who control the Legislature to pass the measure, even though GOP leaders have said they do not support such a move.
Only licensed gun dealers must conduct background checks when selling a firearm under the current law, which means that someone attempting to purchase a firearm can circumvent the background check process by purchasing a firearm from an unlicensed seller. LRB-3949 unifies the background check process under the Wisconsin DOJ for all firearm purchases, including requiring the Wisconsin DOJ to conduct background checks on frames and receivers.
http://www.milwaukeeindependent.com/syndicated/wisconsin-proposes-law-to-implement-background-checks-on-gun-purchases-but-faces-opposition/?fbclid=IwAR1y4GtVfSEzHtMgvU2LS6iUreGt0yT3zqArBDD6pYcfg1uXn1OGjxpICJE