Military CTB?

[pol13579]

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

 

[bb142342]

Since you mentioned the military:

Is there perhaps some sort of secret military training—for instance, on how someone in captivity could end their own life without using any external means?

After all, in martial arts, there are various holds or quick strikes that can render someone unconscious.

Maybe there is something along those lines.