So, if I'm a parent of a kid over18under21, I can't buy them a handgun. Can I buy myself a handgun and ask them to store it where they live?
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>>28037528
Yes.
>>28037528
>So, if I'm a parent of a kid over18under21, I can't buy them a handgun.
False. You just can't make a straw purchase for them. You can give them a handgun as a gift, so long as they don't give you the money to go buy it.
>>28037528
Yes. I'm pretty sure under 21 over 18 can own handguns and purchase them from non-FFLs, but not from FFLs.
Think about that.
>>28037573
This, it can be a gift, but they can't give you money for it.
If my kids gave me money to straw buy them a handgun, it would be straw money that I'd given them previously since the parents are the only incomes in the house at this stage.
>>28037621
I hope this is bait
>>28037573
this. A friend's grandpa got him a 1911, he was 18. He didnt carry it, although he could have OC'd in AZ. No constitutional CC under 21
>>28037528
what state do you live in?
>>28037621
>only incomes in the house
Nigger, make that little shit buy his own gun with money he earns, not money you gave him. Check your state's laws; in mine, it's legal for someone under 22 to buy a handgun through a private sale.
Why doesn't your kid have a source of income yet? Don't you want him to be his own man?
>>28037775
He's in college full time on scholarship, but doesn't have a job for spendy cash. Since I'm not on the hook for tuition, I'm happy to give him the money he needs 'til he finishes school.
>>28037825
>college
Bantz aside, check your state's laws and make a decision accordingly.
