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May 16, 2023
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I did 6 years national guard, no service unless state. I DO NOT SAY THIS to get sympathy bc I was military, but only bc possible benefits I maybe get. Never deployed, just a weekend warrior. I'm not a ptsd veteran or wartime survivor. I just so happened to be in national guard but bc of all that, am I more accessible to a shotgun? For ctb? I have had about 2 suicidal admission hospitalization thingys, does that show up when applying to fire arm? Also what is a good cheap firearm but good for the job at ctb? Could my honorable discharge help In obtaining a shotgun? Even if I had 2 medical civilian medical records related to self harm? What do they check? DMV record involves 1 DUI In IL. (Best thing I have, honorable discharge, from the same state, but DUI). Also, military was never aware of suicidal hospitalizations, (unless they shared some system), those hospitalizations happened on civilian side
 
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