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AP Springfield, Mass--Govt. officials and Smith & Wesson pledged Thursaday to work out differences over "clarifications" the gun maker posted on its web site concerning its landmark settlement with the Clinton administration.
The clarifications relate to a small portion of the agreement dealing with restrictions on gun show sales.
The company said a requirement that its dealers make background checks and impose other restrictions on sales applies only to the sale of the gunmaker's firearms.
Smith & Wesson also said criminal background checks it agreed to for gun show sales would apply only to firearms sold by licensed dealers and not used guns sold by private citizens.
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In a joint statement, the U.S. Treasury Dept., HUD and S&W said "the agreement is in full force."
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"Clearly, there will be questions that need interpretation as we go along, as this agreement is historic and without precedent," the statement says. "We will address those questions as they arise."
It went on to call suggestions the gun maker was reneging in any way "inaccurate and misleading."
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