✅ Yes. Oregon bans certain assault weapons and restricts high-capacity magazines to 10 rounds (unless exempt).

✅ Yes. Universal background checks required for all sales and transfers through FFL or private parties.

✅ Yes. Federal law mandates background checks through licensed dealers.

🚫 No. Oregon follows a duty to retreat model, with limited Castle Doctrine protections.

• ⚠️ Permit-to-purchase long guns and FPID card required
• ⚠️ Handgun purchase requires permit-to-purchase or exemption
• ⚠️ High‑capacity magazines (over 10 rounds) banned
• ⚠️ Waiting period: firearms must be delivered by FFL after background check approval

✅ Yes. Secure storage required if a child may access a firearm; negligent storage can be a misdemeanor

⚠️ No state limits on quantity, but repeated purchases may trigger elevated scrutiny.

✅ Yes. Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs) are permitted statewide.

• ℹ️ 18+ for long guns,
• ℹ️ 21+ for handguns from dealers.

🚫 No. Oregon does not require firearm registration.

✅ Yes. Permit-to-purchase or proof of training required per transaction.

✅ Yes. Sale cannot proceed until background check is completed and FPID is issued or confirmed.