The Purchase Permit will still be required as that is how the background check is accomplished.  Also, you have the option of keeping and renewing your current permit which also certifies a background check and can be used instead of the purchase permit.  You will also have reciprocity in some states while traveling. 

Because I can't find it on the forums, does this do away with the pistol purchase permit issued by the county sheriff?

I see it got rid of the Omaha registry, was just curious if it got rid of some of the other things as well.

I sent my renewal 3rd week of January and received the permit on March 8.  Pushing the 45 days and my expiration date.  The acknowledgement letter was dated February 28. 

n another note, state patrol is failing big time on getting my renewal out in a timely manner. Forty days and no permit.

Patrol is being allowed to ignore the State law as written. How about contacting the State Attorney General office and informing that dept?
Somehow, somewhere,  there is someone the Patrol will consider above them, and will inform the Patrol their legal obligation, and that their endless excuses of why they cant comply, should stop. "our printer was broken or out of ink", "we have no staff whatsoever to dedicate to these permit requests or renewals", "well will mail them out  as time allows" <WRONG!

I support law enforcement, but because Patrol office staff or others higher up, didnt want these permits to ever be issued in the first place, is no reason to ignore the requirements in the law as written.

Question, how is the requirement that permit holders be notified of permit expiration 90? days before the date, working? Anyone get  even that from the Patrol?

Channel 8 news reported that after the Gov. signs the bill, the law goes into effect 90 days after the legislature ends?