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State: Nebraska Subject: Mental Health Firearms Disability removed. The applicable state laws are here: http://dhhs.ne.gov/Pages/Committed-Persons-Firearm-Disability-Relief.aspx In particular: https://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=69-2409.01 To quote a piece: "To ensure the...

Yes, so the US government does not know about your firearm purchases, and in my state, neither does the state. I NICS inquiry can be used to track purchases, which is illegal but they do it anyways. Win for us.

Ok thanks for the clarifications. While an appeal is what the FBI requires, they are blocking due process by requiring that and I will be filing a lawsuit. If putting information into NICS is automated, then so should be taking it out as it it part of the same functionality. The appeals...

The way they word NICS checks is they run against databases looking for a match, so saying "get out of NICS" is the words the state patrol used and it make sense, but your playing a technicality on my words and know what I mean. . We already know the exact reason Im being denied, been in...

Ill make this short: Put into NICS for mental health issues 20 years ago (48 suicide watch). My state patrol only uses NICS to issue a CCW which is good for 5 years and is used to purchase firearms. No NICS is run during a purchase if you have a CCW. When I went to apply, I was denied. I...

Right, I mean people who are currently being denied incorrectly. Either by incorrect information, or correct information that was later removed through due process. Really its the same boat but not sure if the internal processes for fixing it are the same.

So in my case, I had a record removed through a valid legal process that exists in my state and received a certified order removing the record. However, due to technical issues they cant remove my record from the NICS system or whatever it is they do to make so I can pass a NICS check...

This is not a request for legal advice. I am seeing two main classes of people with regards to NICS denials (for firearms purchases or permits) A) People who are denied completely out of error B) People who were correctly denied and have a firearms disability, but have used due process...

I took that out of my post, glad you could dig it up. This isn't a courtroom, this isn't law office. Its a forum where gun owners and gun rights proponents support each other. Lets show people that we are supportive not deter them from asking questions. We all deserve each other's respect...

That's not the only reason we need lawyers. To the OP, get your criminal history or call the sheriff to find out the criminal code you were charged with. Post it here if you want and we can help you figure it out if that is possible. We will need a state too, possibly city depending which...

Once again this strengthens my point albeit I was incorrect about the $100 fine. -We have laws that have BOTH civil criminal parts, leaving one to wonder which one he/she was charged under. I certainly agree this will cause additional confusion. I'm not here to argue which laws and crimes...

Youll have to find out the sentence range. If you don't know I would just call up the local sheriff and ask. The sentence you received is irrelevant. The prosecution of 4473 perjuries are rare in general. However that's not a reason to "take a chance" and see. I can tell you there a...

Except: A person may not know the maximum sentence of a crime they were convicted of. The max sentence may have changed since they were convicted. So it completely understandable to not know how to answer it. I wish people would have more compassion for people on this forum. None of us are...

I have a PS3 and PS4 out in the living room, so someone who comes in for the guns is going to get them. A smash and grabber will be out quick with my electronics with our cats running out the door with the thieves.

I ended up with the elite 24 and its true, the sides of the walls don't sound much thicker than a gun cabinet. However, the door is certainly more sturdy and going to stop someone with a large screw driver. I think I will do a video review of it and I will put a link up here. Its amazing...

Every safe I looked at, have the bolts going behind bent sheet metal in the body and in the door. The Browning had an extra bend is all to make it a "full square" of bent sheet metal. With the stack on I decided to go ahead and get, it is has a "U" shape bend, so if one wanted to, you...

One of the things I noticed about the browning "limited edition" safe is that it doesn't have the bolts in the top or bottom of the door. Only the sides. I am wondering if the limited edition is some short of "cheap" run?

So what does a cheap safe offer over a gun cabinet? If the point is to stop a smash and grab, I would think a cabinet bolted down would be about the same?

First, Im not going to spend 5K on a safe. My Goal: Protect my guns from a couple of teenagers or young adults who may have a few hours in my house to get it open. So I ordered a stack on elite 24 and I am considering cancelling it. I have a stack on handgun safe and learned from youtube...

People who mess aound with AK-47 are very much aware of this. Especially when converting from single to double stack mags. Given the can and have enforced "constructive possession" its not more BS than that law.