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On Thu, 22 Feb 2018 07:25:20 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" wrote: Here's a weird one. In Massachusetts, one of the most liberal states, a 15 year old can legally purchase and own a long gun with his/her parent's permission. If the parents are OK with it, can't a kid have any gun they want at any age? Who is going to stop them? I had my first shotgun at 14-15 when I started to hunt but I had a .22 for years before that. I suppose technically it was my dad's, handed down from my grandfather but I had free access to it and they sold ammo at the 7-11. I did not own / buy a firearm until I was married. Why buy, when dad had any I wanted to use. As a kid, we would go to the government range in the hills around the range master was a friend of my dad, and just use dad’s guns. I was under 16, so my brother drove. |
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