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Is it possible to purchase a gun if you have a history of mental health illness ?
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Yes: Each state has different laws. However, having a mental illness does not preclude someone from purchasing a gun. In many states, if someone has been committed or certified as an involuntary patient then they are unable to buy a gun. Many people are voluntarily admitted to psychiatric units and are still able to purchase guns.
Answered 4/12/2013
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