[WRXplatinum]

Ive heard of all of these loop wholes and such. But havent really found much info on them. I live in michigan. Do i have to buy it from a person and not a dealer? Any info is apreciated.

 

[Absolut]

I too am 19, and heard of said loopholes. I did some pretty extensive research, and my conclusion (for where I live, Seattle, Washington), was that I just have to wait for the big 21 to get my own. Michigan however is probably less pussified...so maybe you stand a chance. Hmm...Bruce would put together a legal firearms glossary by state if he was REALLY cool. :wink:
Todd

 

[lettucemanatee]

see if your state has a legislature page on which you can search laws.

i'm 20 and have bought 3 handguns. private party FTF handgun purchase in louisiana is 18, can posess at 17 if you're hunting, at a range, or in transit to either.

 

[Shad]

Michigan you can have your parents buy it and gift it to you. In Michigan when I was living there a few years ago, you had to be 21 to purchase a pistol, but could legally own one if your parents bought it for you as a gift at 18.

 

[BhamRoadrunner]

Michigan you can have your parents buy it and gift it to you. In Michigan when I was living there a few years ago, you had to be 21 to purchase a pistol, but could legally own one if your parents bought it for you as a gift at 18.

+1

This is the ATF law on pistols. 18 to own, 21 to buy IIRC. Sweet talk your parnets into buying said gun for you after you pay a rent that month that happens to equal the amount of the gun.

Legal? Eh its a gray area, roll with it.

 

[MACHINE]

I think the only way till your 21 is the gift method. I'm in Michigan to but i just waited till i was 21 to buy my hanguns it seemed easier that way and I wasn't sure on the laws of owning/purchasing/transporting a handgun while under 21.

 

[jamz]

www.packing.org is a good source for your particualr state to see if they have more pussified laws than the feds do.

 

[MrRecon]

After Basic I'm going to invest in a good 'ole Glock.

 

[MACHINE]

www.packing.org is a good source for your particualr state to see if they have more pussified laws than the feds do.

what he said also check out www.msp.gov every thing you need to know is covered there to.