[ARCHIVED THREAD] - First time Dinner Pic (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 7/13/2009 5:41:04 PM EDT
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Ok here it goes....
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Edit: Guns - Remington 870 Super Magnum Marlin 336W .30-30 No handgun because under 21 Drink - Water with lemon inside the Nalgene 
Beans have bacon in them The string on the Marlin is Para-Cord... Just in case I need it for some reason. |
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Failed..No empty shotgun shells. 
-2 8/10 I would have taken more points away but since you had beans. You and everyone else around you is paying for it.  I have a few around, but my stash has gone missing 
I forgot to mention the beans have bacon in it... (first post edited) |
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10/10 I would dock you points because you didn't know you only have to be 18 to own a handgun in FL, but the food looked good and I liked the play of fired cases after dinner. I could own a handgun at any age... But to not go to jail, I have to be 21. 
To purchase long guns and ammo for them - 18+ To purchase hand guns and ammo for them - 21+ |
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You are incorrect. You may own a handgun in Fl at 18. See Florida Statute 790.22. You must be 21 to buy a handgun from a federally licensed dealer. How would I buy ammo to feed the thing if I'm under 21? Also, how do I quire a handgun if it is illegal to buy from a FFL? Would I have to get a person who is 21 buy it for me and then give it to me? It is illegal to buy for/give/transfer a firearm to a minor. |
| It would be illegal for anyone to buy it for you from a dealer with the anticipation of giving it to you (aside from as a gift). You however can buy it through a private sale or a gift from your parents. You are not a minor in florida when you are 18. I don't want to turn your really nice dinner pic into a discussion of Florida handgun issues. If you really want the skinny post about this in the Florida hometown forum, it comes up all of the time. |
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It would be illegal for anyone to buy it for you from a dealer with the anticipation of giving it to you (aside from as a gift). You however can buy it through a private sale or a gift from your parents. You are not a minor in florida when you are 18. I don't want to turn your really nice dinner pic into a discussion of Florida handgun issues. If you really want the skinny post about this in the Florida hometown forum, it comes up all of the time. Its cool man, I'll just wait it out a few more years... My luck, I would get the dumb cop who doesn't know the law
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You are incorrect. You may own a handgun in Fl at 18. See Florida Statute 790.22. You must be 21 to buy a handgun from a federally licensed dealer. How would I buy ammo to feed the thing if I'm under 21? Also, how do I quire a handgun if it is illegal to buy from a FFL? Would I have to get a person who is 21 buy it for me and then give it to me? It is illegal to buy for/give/transfer a firearm to a minor. You buy it off the EE like I did. I got my first gun, a pistol, 3 weeks after I turned 18 from a guy off this very site. Got my CCW too. As for ammo, it's a .22 long rifle. Pretty easy, there. |
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You are incorrect. You may own a handgun in Fl at 18. See Florida Statute 790.22. You must be 21 to buy a handgun from a federally licensed dealer. How would I buy ammo to feed the thing if I'm under 21? Also, how do I quire a handgun if it is illegal to buy from a FFL? Would I have to get a person who is 21 buy it for me and then give it to me? It is illegal to buy for/give/transfer a firearm to a minor. You buy it off the EE like I did. I got my first gun, a pistol, 3 weeks after I turned 18 from a guy off this very site. Got my CCW too. As for ammo, it's a .22 long rifle. Pretty easy, there. That is the run-around for buying pistol ammo while you are under 21. When they ask you at Wal-Mart if it is for a pistol, you say no. You better have a rifle in mind that takes what you are shooting. (Ie. 9mm for my modified AR-15 - .45 LC for my lever-gun - etc) |
