Since laws vary by location you should check with local authorities instead of getting opinions from people that don't know your location or local laws.
The Federal age limit for possession of a handgun under usual conditions is 18 years old [see 18 USC 922 (x)]. There are exceptions to include in the course of employment if the <18 year old person has WRITTEN parental permission and has the WRITTEN permission on their person when they are carrying the handgun in the course of employment.
The Federal age limit for possession of a handgun under usual conditions is 18 years old [see 18 USC 922 (x)]. There are exceptions to include in the course of employment if the <18 year old person has WRITTEN parental permission and has the WRITTEN permission on their person when they are carrying the handgun in the course of employment.
The Federal age limit for possession of a handgun under usual conditions is 18 years old [see 18 USC 922 (x)]. There are exceptions to include in the course of employment if the <18 year old person has WRITTEN parental permission and has the WRITTEN permission on their person when they are carrying the handgun in the course of employment.
This one time I 'd like to hope your right, but I really don't think that applys at the individual state level
I used to be pretty familiar with Chapter 44 Title 18 USC i.e includes 922.
I don't remember seeing where it mentions an age for handgun possession; selling and transferring absolutely.
What I remember is the 18 USC 922 says it does not preclude the laws of the States, etc..
If your adult child under 21 drives into Maryland or Connecticut besides the obvious DC, NJ, IL or NY, they can be charged for illegal possession with their minimum age for handgun possession of 21 whether they own the firearm or not.
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