Gun registration laws are determined on a state by state basis. The state of Florida has its own set of gun registration laws. Individuals who are considering owning a gun in the state should be aware of all applicable laws.
Purchase
Anyone who legally purchases a firearm in the state of Florida is not required to register that gun in the state. This applies to handguns, rifles and shotguns. Gun retailers and dealers must be registered with the state and follow Florida's recording and reporting laws. In addition, they cannot sell a gun to any minor under the age of 18.
Carry
Florida requires any resident who carries a firearm to obtain a permit to carry a concealed weapon. Obtaining a permit requires a clean background check, in addition to paying the necessary licensing fees. Proof of gun ownership is not required to obtain a permit.
Read More: What Do I Need to Get a Gun License?
Age
Florida's gun laws allow residents over 18 years of age to own handguns, rifles and shotguns and to apply for permits to carry concealed weapons. No registration of a firearm is required.
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