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No, not always. There are disqualifiers for CHL that do not disqualify you from purchasing a firearm.Rex B wrote:Is it a valid assumption that if you can pass a NICS check on a firearm purchase, then you will pass muster on a CHL background check?
Local or county level issues, as well as back state taxes or child support owed can impact your capability of getting a CHL and not your purchase of a firearm. Additionally, a misdemeanor domestic violence conviction will permanently prevent you from obtaining a Texas CHL, but will more than likely not prevent a NICS check from passing.