Going to the Usa and buying a gun

[leot83]

Hello, this may have come up before.
Would it be possible for me to travel to the USA and buy a gun to shoot myself?
I don't know how difficult or easy it is to buy a gun in tbe USA, the perception is that it is easier than in Europe.
Once I bought a gun I would cbt by gunshot.

 

[NoIdeaForAUsername]

Hello, this may have come up before.
Would it be possible for me to travel to the USA and buy a gun to shoot myself?
I don't know how difficult or easy it is to buy a gun in tbe USA, the perception is that it is easier than in Europe.
Once I bought a gun I would cbt by gunshot.

Ask chat GPT if you can't simply read information on the internet about gun buying laws in america on google.

 

[Wolf Girl]

You cannot purchase a gun unless you have an immigrant visa, so you would have to be moving permanently to the US.

 

[Forveleth]

This has come up many times before. You have the search unlocked and should be able to look for threads.

Non-US citizens can not buy guns in the US. Your only hope is to find a private sale and hope they don't ask questions.

 

[joshardy]

Not as easy as one would think.

 

[leot83]

Not as easy as one would think.

Would i be able to join a shooting range and cbt there?

 

[BradGuy123]

It depends on the state. I don't want to give away my location but I could walk into a store right now and buy a gun in my state. They'd probably do a background check but it would be instant and I could walk right out with the gun. Some states have restrictive gun laws and you have to jump through a lot of hoops to buy a gun. in some states it's very difficult for a private citizen to buy a gun.

You would have two problems:
1. You are not an American citizen. They might not sell you a gun. I've never checked into this.
2. Bringing a gun from the USA into a country where it is illegal to own a gun could get you into a lot of trouble. Customs does check for things like this.

 

[Forveleth]

Would i be able to join a shooting range and cbt there?

This is going to heavily depend on where you go. While access to a shooting range is less strict than purchasing a gun, it really depends on the state and local laws.

 

[MeSauce]

your best bet in my opinion would be to forge a pact with someone here who has a gun and you can work out the details then

 

[leot83]

It depends on the state. I don't want to give away my location but I could walk into a store right now and buy a gun in my state. They'd probably do a background check but it would be instant and I could walk right out with the gun. Some states have restrictive gun laws and you have to jump through a lot of hoops to buy a gun. in some states it's very difficult for a private citizen to buy a gun.

You would have two problems:
1. You are not an American citizen. They might not sell you a gun. I've never checked into this.
2. Bringing a gun from the USA into a country where it is illegal to own a gun could get you into a lot of trouble. Customs does check for things like this.

I would shoot myself in tbe Usa so no need to bring the gun back.

 

[Liebestod]

Hello, this may have come up before.
Would it be possible for me to travel to the USA and buy a gun to shoot myself?
I don't know how difficult or easy it is to buy a gun in tbe USA, the perception is that it is easier than in Europe.
Once I bought a gun I would cbt by gunshot.

You must be a citizen.

 

[cecaris]

Please don't ctb in a shooting range, you'd traumatise a bunch of people doing that

 

[knickknack81]

It's not so easy getting a gun in the US. I live here and most states have law and regulations about how to go about getting a gun legally. Unless you go through the black market or private sales or another illegal form of purchasing a firearm, getting a gun as a non US citizen is very difficult.