Table 4 Percentage of gun owners who would only support background checks if specific provisions were present

I would only support a universal background check law if it included an exemption to allow the sale and transfer of guns to a family member without a background check

I would only support a universal background check law that did NOT exempt sales to family members if private sellers were given privacy-protected access to the NICS database, whereby a green light or red light would appear to indicate whether the person is eligible

I would only support a universal background check law if it provided a way to sell or transfer firearms to family members without having to go through a federally licensed dealer (FFL)

I would only support a universal background check law if it did not result in the creation of a firearm registry (i.e., if a permanent record was kept of the name of the buyer and the type/model of guns purchased)

I would only support a universal background check law if it required a timely response from the NICS check system, such as within 72 h