Download the PDF, it's 105 pages. Can you believe that?
It looks like they did away with the live fire test, opting for a written test and hands-on demonstration of basic safety proficiency. The written test includes a lot of law. Also, there is a lot of crap about the issues associated with bringing a handgun into the home.
You have to submit two sets of fingerprints, one of which goes to the FBI.
The certificate is good for 5 years. If you fail to renew, they sick the cops on you.
For the most part, beginning in 2004 The bill also does away with home-based FFLs, although current FFLs can keep their license if they are handicapped or meet certain zoning requirements or are located is sparsly populated countiesor are also gunsmiths.
There is a lot of crap involved in getting a certificate. They obviously want to discourage us from owning handguns.
F*CK 'EM!