Why can't the United States help guns?

Americans believe that holding guns is the freedom of the American people and cannot be deprived of it.

Those who have committed a felony or some misdemeanor, escaped criminals, illegal drug users, people suffering from some mental diseases, illegal immigrants, people who have given up their American citizenship, soldiers who have been discharged from the army, minors, who are restricted by personal restraining orders, are guilty of domestic violence. In addition, people who are facing more than one year's imprisonment under criminal prosecution are not allowed to accept, transport or ship guns and ammunition.

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Gun management:

Holding a gun is a civil right guaranteed by the US Constitution (Second Amendment). Since it is a civil right, all adult citizens with no felony record can hold a gun. However, the constitution does not stipulate the types of guns, so there are different explanations for gun management in the federal and state.

Most states have less restrictions on non-automatic long guns. Those who pass the immediate criminal record check can buy guns immediately without registration, that is, the government doesn't know who has guns. The requirements for buying pistols are generally higher, and some States need to register.

In some states with friendly gun laws, you can basically buy any restricted light weapons (short barrel rifles, silencers, etc.) as long as you pay to fill out the form and go through very strict examination. States with strict gun laws (California, New York, Illinois, etc.) need to test gun licenses.

Baidu Encyclopedia-American Gun Law