SLCscottie
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Is there an exception in the military for an 18 year old on base purchasing and having a personal hand gun? This question is posed by a 17 year old in high school.
I'm actually pretty sure it is written into the law.Why should there be?
Being issued a firearm doesn't give you a free pass to bypass the law off-duty.
Anyone know of a list that covers these states?Persons that are between 18-20 years of age can be gifted handguns and/or can purchase them through private party transaction (if the state they reside it allows such transfers).
I'm actually pretty sure it is written into the law.
I think the idea is that if a person has chosen the responsibility to protect our country, they can buy a handgun.
They passed a law legalizing possession for 18-20 year old military in Ohio last year but they forgot to also modify the law legalizing selling to those 18-20 year old military.
Is there an exception in the military for an 18 year old on base purchasing and having a personal hand gun? This question is posed by a 17 year old in high school.
John Parker said:'Gifted' is not a verb. Should be 'given.' I even looked it up on dictionary.com! You can use 'gift' as a verb, just not the past tense. Oh I hate myself sometimes.
In the military, you can buy and drink beer on post when under 21
Ravenlunatic said:In the military, you can buy and drink beer on post when under 21.
Even on aircraft carriers during a beer day at sea in international waters.
When you have been at sea so long that you don't remember what land looks like.Beer Day at sea??? When did this happen?????