Key Takeaways The lawsuit Moser v. Nessel challenges Michigan’s pistol purchase permit system in federal court. Plaintiffs argue that the License to Purchase is redundant and unconstitutional, as it allows local agencies to deny permits without solid reasoning. Several individuals detail how they faced unjust denials from police departments despite passing federal background checks. The lawsuit also targets Michigan’s pistol records system, which plaintiffs claim acts as a de facto registry without proper regulations. This case could impact permit-to-purchase laws across multiple states if the court rules against Michigan’s system. Estimated reading time: 4 minutes GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — The…

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