The National Instant background Check System shows the numbers for gun sales and background checks in April of 2024 are the fifth highest April on record.
NICS for April 2024: Fifth Highest in Gun Sales and Background Checks
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The National Instant background Check System shows the numbers for gun sales and background checks in April of 2024 are the fifth highest April on record.
National Instant background Check System (NICS) and gun sale declined for the fifth year in a row for March. Inflation and a slow economy are part of the reason.
Does the DOJ have the power to create new classes of “prohibited persons” outside of what is statutorily defined?
National Instant background check numbers for gun sales in February of 2024 are holding steady at the new normal. There are now over 500 million firearms in private hands in the USA.
That raises the question of where the FBI, which administers the system, is authorized to perform background checks for ammunition purchases.
The January, 2024 National Instant background Check System (NICS) numbers show gun sales at close to the average for January for the last ten years.
About 1.74 million gun sales were indicated by the NICS System in December of 2023. About 15.3 million guns were sold with NICS background checks in 2023, making 2023 the fourth-highest year on record.
National Instant Background Check System gun sales and background checks continue the trend for 2023. Gun sales numbers are the third highest for November.
Firearm sales remain consistently strong, with over a million per month for more than four years running…
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Samuel Stebbins breathlessly reported gun sales were collapsing in Illinois. Unfortunately, his facts are wrong based on his misunderstanding of NICS background check use & changing gun law.
April of 2022 NICS gun sales numbers are the third highest April on record, continuing the trend. A new normal for gun sales appears to have been established.
The omnibus “loss” is one Second Amendment supporters can not only live with, but it can also set up future victories down the road.
A federal court in Texas has awarded 230 million dollars in damages to survivors of the Sutherland Church Shooting, holding the Air Force was negligent, and the USA had waived sovereign immunity.
Passage would result in criminal investigations into TENS OF THOUSANDS of innocent, law-abiding Americans for the non-crime of being denied a gun purchase by a broken background check system.
The total number of gun purchases rose from 13.8 million to 16.6 million between 2019 and 2020. Approximately half of all new gun owners were female and nearly half were people of color.
Uncovered FBI records provide even further reasons why Congress should finally end the Brady Act’s seriously flawed & unconstitutional background check experiment.
Blaming a technical error, Virginia State Police incorrectly added over 46,000 residents a Federal list of people prohibited from owning guns.
July 2021 was the second-highest total July for National Instant background Check System (NICS) checks on record.
Total background checks have declined 29%, and total gun sales have declined 47% from last year. June of 2020 was a record-setting month.
The number of NICS checks broke records for each month starting August of 2019 until May of this year, 2021, for 21 months of record gun sales!
April 2021 NICS checks and gun sales broke another record, but just barely. We may have reached a new normal for the level of gun and ammunition sales.
Some bills are easily seen as bad, others are easily recognizable as advances in protecting the Second Amendment. But come legislative items don’t lend themselves to an easy call.
This monitoring of NICS isn’t for prohibited people. It is for monitoring people that are not prohibited from buying a firearm, but the ATF suspects MIGHT be committing a crime in the future.
The number of National Instant background Checks (NICS) for March of 2021 is an all time record. About 2 million of the 4.7 million checks were done for firearm sales.
In the United States, we have a long tradition of “innocent until proven guilty,” but the FBI seems to take the opposite approach when it comes to gun purchase rights.
The policy area with the most synergistic message is also the one that represents what we believe is the greatest potential for impact: Expanded Background Checks.
The February 2021 National Instant background Check System showed record levels of checks, and the second-highest level of gun sales for February, since the systems started recording numbers.
The FBI NICS background check numbers for January, 2021, break all time records for checks in a month, and very high numbers of gun sales in a month.