Bill to end waiting period for handguns heads to Gov. Scott Walker's desk

The Wisconsin state Assembly has approved a bill that would eliminate the state's decades-old 48-hour waiting period for handgun purchases.


The Assembly passed the proposal on a voice vote Tuesday. It now heads to Gov. Scott Walker. Senate Republicans passed the bill in April, dismissing Democrats' concerns that the measure would make it easier for people to purchase handguns in a fit of rage.


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