Episode 398: Buying Guns Online

By Jacob Paulsen | March 18, 2020 |

Topic: Buying Guns Online

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When was the last time you bought a gun online. Thinking about Jacob's most recent experience we discuss the legal considerations and how buying online can still support local gun dealers.

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About Jacob Paulsen

Jacob S. Paulsen is the President of ConcealedCarry.com. For over 20 years Jacob has been involved as a professional in the firearm industry. He values his time as a student as much as his experience as an instructor with a goal to obtain over 40 hours a year of formal instruction. Jacob is a NRA certified instructor & Range Safety Officer, Guardian Pistol instructor and training counselor, Stop The Bleed instructor, Affiliate instructor for Next Level Training, Graduate and certified instructor for The Law of Self Defense, TCCC Certified, and has been a Glock and Sig Sauer Certified Armorer. Jacob is also the creator of The Annual Guardian Conference which is a 3-day defensive handgun training conference.

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  1. Joshua H on March 19, 2020 at 10:39 am

    I just started using Guns.com to buy and sell guns. It was a little weird at first but the process was pretty painless. I could browse guns at my leisure and not have a salesman putting the pressure on me. When I sold my 1911, they had me send pics and they emailed me an offer the next day. Then they mailed me package to send the gun back to them. Buying was easy, I picked up a .380 and had it shipped to my local FFL. The only downside is that you have to wait for your gun to get shipped so it took almost two weeks to get it.

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