Perhaps you misread... I'm not asking her to buy the gun for me with my money. It would be a present, an actual birthday present. I was saying that I would have her give me the money so I could buy it for myself if I was of age, but I'm not. So I need her as a middle-(wo)man.
I understand purchasing a firearm for someone else is illegal... but I recall reading somewhere that a gun could be purchased, or registered as a gift... I just want clarification of what to do.
I'm rather internet saavy, I've been on google for a while now and can't get a straight answer for what I want (it took me long enough to find that you need a purchase permit).
I'm not trying to do anything illegal, I want the legal way to do this, that's why I'm asking here and am not afraid to put anything in writing.
The fact that you have just anounced over the internet that you would like to give someone money to buy a firearm for you might be construed as evidence that you had intent to be the recipient of a straw purchase. Not really a smart idea.
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Again, reread my original post... I am NOT going to give her any cash (that would destroy the purpose of it beign a birthday gift, haha
hisWhat is the legal way for my mother to purchase a hand gun as a birthday present? Is this legal at all? I recall seeing some fine print in the laws regarding guns as gifts that I'm not clear on. Perhaps I'm thinking of this in regards to inheretance laws, seeing as I just inherited several guns from my grand-father.
Or would she have to buy the gun for herself to remain in her posession and allow me to take it to the range on ocassion?
I WANT to do this legally, I don't want to wait until I'm 21 to be able to shoot, lol.