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Supreme Court Affirms Background Checks for Ghost Guns

Jim Taft
By Jim Taft 0 Min Read
Supreme Court Affirms Background Checks for Ghost Guns

The Supreme Court supports new regulations on ghost guns, mandating background checks and serial numbers for kits to build untraceable firearms.

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