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Coronavirus Cited as Pretext to Restrict Access to Firearms

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Michael Dorstewitz By Wednesday, 25 March 2020 04:29 PM EDT Current | Bio | Archive

Growing concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a spike in sales of firearms of all types, as well as ammunition. A number of jurisdictions have responded by shutting down applications for gun permits and concealed carry licenses.

Wake County, North Carolina, Sheriff Gerald Baker announced Tuesday he was suspending all permits to purchase pistols through April 30.

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