Kentucky HB126 mandates background checks for firearm sales and transfers, except for certain family exchanges and licensed dealers.
Kentucky HB126 requires all firearm sales, exchanges, or transfers to undergo a national instant background check, except for those conducted by licensed dealers or between immediate family members. Dealers must complete a form developed by the Kentucky State Police and maintain transaction records. A fee of up to ten dollars per transaction is allowed. Records and transmissions are exempt from the Kentucky Open Records Act. Violations carry penalties, including misdemeanors and felonies, depending on the circumstances.
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