Gun store owners, customers frustrated with delays over new ammunition background checks system
The new state-run ammunition background checks began about two weeks ago, and some gun store owners and customers say they are frustrated with delays in the system.
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Sep 27, 2023, 2:27 AM
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7h agoThe new state-run ammunition background checks began about two weeks ago, and some gun store owners and customers say they are frustrated with delays in the system.
New York State Police say they will keep updating the system in order to provide a response that is timely and accurate.
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