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Yes, but the NCIC database is accessible only to law enforcement. Criminal background checks run by private employers are not NCIC background checks. They use private databases that generally do not contain restraining orders.

Andwered: Who’s really to blame for lax gun laws in the U.S.?I think the most reasonable assumption is that it’s your fault: We have more than 22,000 gun laws in the United States. Twenty-two thousand. Since you’re willing to categorize Twenty-two thousand laws as “lax”, the issue is one of definition… and that’s on you.I get a kick out of the anti-gun Left constantly agitating for “more gun control” and “background checks.” You people should try buying a firearm sometime. There is already an FBI NCIC background check run on EVERY legal purchase of a gun through a legal gun dealer. If you have some specific proposal for a law that might make society safer, we’re anxious to hear your thoughts. Just saying US gun laws are “lax” is lazy and doesn’t help anyone.

Why don't they allow public access to the NCIC so I can ensure that I'm not selling to criminals when I sell guns privately?Because gun control is all about making the buying and owning of guns more difficult, more onerous, and more complicated. Whereas a policy like this might actually make life easier for gun owners.Currently, selling your own guns privately is fraught with problems. Despite what the anti-gun left might suggest, the vast majority of gun owners are very conscientious people. The very last thing they want is to sell one of their guns to someone who uses it to commit a crime. So gun owners who want to unload one or more of their guns have to think hard about who they are selling to. But at the end of the day there's only so much they can know just by talking to someone. I personally know several gun owners who insist on always using a FFL as a middleman for any private sale, because it's the only way to really check out the person buying from them. I have to believe there are many other gun owners who feel the same.Opening up the background check system to the general public would make private sales much easier. Those people I mentioned above would no longer feel obligated to go through a FFL now that they can do the background check themselves. And they would no longer have to mark up the price of the gun to account for the “service fee” that the FFLs charge for the courtesy of a background check.Result: Private sales would become cheaper and easier for both the seller and the buyer.Gun owners who might have been too wary to try and sell their guns will now be able to do so without fear. And people who previously might not have been able afford the prices charged by gun dealers can now more easily obtain a less expensive used gun.“Well,” says the left, “we certainly can't have that.”Making it easier to buy a gun? Reducing the hoops that gun owners have to jump through? Encouraging more poor people to own guns?Why, that simply won't do!