Trump campaign clarifies ex-president did not purchase firearm during South Carolina visit after legality concerns raised

Trump expressed interest in buying a Glock handgun with his face on it at a South Carolina gun store but did not complete the purchase.
Trump's campaign initially claimed he bought the gun but later backtracked, saying he only looked at firearms.
Federal law prohibits those under felony indictment from purchasing guns, and Trump faces multiple indictments.
A federal judge recently ruled the prohibition unconstitutional, but the decision's implications are still unclear.
Trump held other campaign events in South Carolina, criticizing Biden's policies and rallying supporters.