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Is there a constitutional right to possess a firearm for private use? How may such possession be prevented in the future?

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There is a constitutional right to possess a firearm, however, these rights may be limited by states. Thus, while you may have this right, you may only be allowed to keep a firearm in a specific location (such as the range) and you may not be able to keep it in a car or a dwelling. In addition, you are required in most jurisdictions to have a license to ...

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