Under current federal law, active-duty service members can purchase handguns in any state without being state residents — but that law does not extend to their spouses. Legislation offered by Rep. Scott Rigell, R-Va., would change that, and the measure seems like a common-sense gun law. Rigell drafted the legislation in response to Islamic State
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