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The Wisconsin Legislature changed the makeup of gun ownership in the state when it passed a law on concealed-weapons permits in early 2011. The law allows residents who meet strict guidelines to carry a handgun on their person. While Wisconsin gun laws differ from other states, residents must comply with federal regulations by meeting certain basic requirements. Follow these steps if you want to learn how to buy a firearm in Wisconsin. | The Wisconsin Legislature changed the makeup of gun ownership in the state when it passed a law on concealed-weapons permits in early 2011. The law allows residents who meet strict guidelines to carry a handgun on their person. While Wisconsin gun laws differ from other states, residents must comply with federal regulations by meeting certain basic requirements. Follow these steps if you want to learn how to buy a firearm in Wisconsin. | ||
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# Decide what kind of firearm best suits your needs. Handguns are ideal for self- or home defense. They can be brought to bear quickly on intruders. If you want a weapon that can fill multiple roles, a shotgun probably is right for you. Rifles are best for hunters. | # Decide what kind of firearm best suits your needs. Handguns are ideal for self- or home defense. They can be brought to bear quickly on intruders. If you want a weapon that can fill multiple roles, a shotgun probably is right for you. Rifles are best for hunters. | ||
