Federal law prohibits anyone under indictment from attempting to buy a firearm. Trump has been criminally indicted four times in as many jurisdictions—Atlanta, Miami, New York, and Washington—facing dozens of felony charges that could land him in prison for decades.

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign backtracked Monday on claims the ex-president bought a firearm during a visit to a gun company in South Carolina—after commentators pointed out that doing so would have violated federal law,

Former President Donald Trump visited a gun store in South Carolina on Monday where he admired a Glock handgun and said, “I want to buy one.” But because he’s under felony indictment, Trump would actually not be allowed to purchase or possess a firearm,

Former President Donald Trump wanted to buy a handgun with his face emblazoned on it – but was not able to because he faces felony counts from four indictments. Trump eyed a bronze-colored Glock pistol with his image on the handle and ‘Trump’,