Vermont Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What is required for an individual to purchase a firearm in Vermont?

Vermont state ID
Background check
Proof of firearm training
Both A and B

The correct answer is: Both A and B

To purchase a firearm in Vermont, an individual must present a Vermont state ID or equivalent proof of residency, and they are also subject to a background check. Vermont does not have a waiting period for gun purchases, and there is no requirement for proof of firearm training. The requirement for both identification and a background check ensures that the purchaser meets the legal criteria to own a firearm, contributing to responsible gun ownership and public safety. This framework is what makes the combination of having a state ID and undergoing a background check essential for a lawful firearm purchase in Vermont.