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    Quote Originally Posted by FoxtArt View Post
    The card is only for new firearms (after September 2025). And certain firearms are exempt from even that requirement, the list reads like an arbitrary list from a video game, for instance, M1 Carbine, G-43, SVT-40, Springfield M1A, are not subject to the "ban" and wouldn't need a training card. (Although most FFLs out of sheer regulatory terror would probably require one and check regardless). It also exempts C&R, which many of the weapons identified in the list are already.... so IDK, typical contradictory authoring by people inexperienced in drafting bills as well as understanding firearms.

    ETA: Also Inheritance does not require a training card under this act. The way I read it on first pass, I believe the approved list of instructors for CCW can also provide these training courses. Some counties, that's VERY easy to get on the approved list of instructors.
    What about AR-15's that are now C&R?
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    Quote Originally Posted by electronman1729 View Post
    What about AR-15's that are now C&R?
    Both C&R and Antique are exempt. No further cake cutting, so yes. However- like mentioned, getting a LGS or corp store clerk to understand the tossed word salad is a battle that might be unwinnable and they likely will want a card regardless.

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