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  • waddlingweezol
    Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 256

    Free DROS Test?

    I have a relative that wants to buy a gun, but he is not sure if he would pass the DROS/background check. I remember seeing a post here in the past that there was a website where you fill out the same info that is required when buying a gun, and it would let you know whether you pass the background check or not.

    Does anyone have a link? He would like to know before paying the $25, and having to deal with the hassle of sending the gun back if in fact he can't own a firearm.

    Thanks
  • #2
    mean72nova
    Member
    • Mar 2006
    • 391

    It is not free but here you go, $20
    Personal Firearms Eligibility Check Program What is a Personal Firearms Eligibility Check? What information is required for a Personal Firearms Eligibility Check (PFEC)? How much does the PFEC cost? How do I find a Notary Public? How long will it take to get the results of my PFEC? What records are checked to determine the results of my PFEC? Under what conditions is someone considered ineligible to possess and/or purchase firearms? Will the PFEC results include information about my criminal history?

    and

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    • #3
      junior40er
      Veteran Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 3315

      if he's honest with himself and you he will know if he can own a gun.
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      • #4
        Chefantone
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2013
        • 650

        Originally posted by junior40er
        if he's honest with himself and you he will know if he can own a gun.
        It's not always so clear cut. Last year I was prepared to tackle some old legal issues that I had years ago. Contacted an attorney to talk about what it would take. He said before I did anything submit a PFEC. I did and I was good to go. It was a happy day.
        Negativity is hard to counteract. Stupidity is even harder. - Tim Schmidt

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        • #5
          ad40
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2013
          • 689

          ^ agreed, but I think in most situations an individual has a pretty good idea if they will pass/fail the check.

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