do you have to have a license to buy a pellet gun or air soft gun at age14?
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It totally depends where you live.  In some states or cities, you can buy either a pellet gun or airsoft at 14 and its no problem.  In other places you can't buy either one untill your at least 18 and 21 if its a realistic looking handgun replica. \n\nJust call Wal-Mart here you live and ask them or go to the sporting goods department and look around.  They usually have any age restictions posted near the airguns if you have to be a certain age to buy them.  Make sure you have an adult teach you about how to use either of these types of airguns safley and get permission before you buy one.  Hope that helps.
1127486
you could actually be 14, but you need a permit from school.
978936
no, you have to have at least a ged, age is 18 minimum
88414
You will have to wait until you are 18.
1098999
no you have to be older than 16
80526
Federal requirements:\na) Rifles & shotguns- 18 years of age\nb) Handguns- 21 years of age\nc)Must be a citizen, or an alien in this country legally\nd) Must be sound of mind\ne)Cannot be discharged from the US military under dishonarable conditions\nf)Cannot have committed a felony punishable by a jail term of a year or more.\nThese are the basic federal regulations. Local regulations vary from state to state. Some states are stricter than others,check with your local authorities. When buying the gun, you will also need a driver's license, or state issued  ID card as identification.
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Assuming that you bought the firearm legally you can always  contact your local law enforcement agency. Make sure you don't have any outstanding warrants and that you are of the correct age.
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Most likely, it is probably too late.\n\nThe laws depend on the state.  When I began hunting in Wisconsin about 17 years ago, I believe you could carry a gun when you were 12 or 13, only if you were with an adult AND you took a hunters safety class.  If you took hunter’s safety, you could hunt on your own after age 14+ (as opposed to 16 without the class).  Besides that, most states I have ever purchased a license in require a Hunter’s Safety certificate if you were born after a certain year.  The year varies, but it is usually between 1970 and 1980.\n\nSo if I had to take a guess about you sitting with your son and your son having a weapon, it is probably illegal.  I would recommend giving your states Department of Natural Resources (or Fish & Game, whatever it is called in your state) and find out if there are any Hunters education classes left and to ask your original question about sitting with your son while he is hunting.\n\nNot that I advocate breaking the law, but…\n\nThere is no law in any state that I am aware of that makes it illegal for your son to be with you while you are hunting, provided both people abide by clothing and other requirements.  If you happen to hand the rifle to your son when a deer walks by and your son shoots it…chances are no one will know the difference.  Even if you just take your son out while you hunt, it would be a good experience for him.  When I first started hunting, it was tough to point a weapon at a living thing and pull the trigger, knowing I was going to take a life.  That feeling goes away with time, but your son might change his tune after he sees an animal killed up close by you.\n\nBesides, a day in the woods is a great way to get some exercise, see the raw beauty of nature, and spend time with your son.  If you hunt and your son can’t, give your son a camera for practice.  Give you son a camera with a regular lens and have him get a good picture of a deer, a squirrel, and a rabbit.  It will give your son a goal and teach him vital hunting techniques (finding game, anticipating game movements, setting up ambushes, stalking, etc…).  Just a thought.
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RPGs your allowed to own legally, and if your licensed to, you can legally own plastic grenades, (much waiting involved with the feds on waiting lists.) anything that’s considered a weapon, and can be considered "fully automatic" unless its a car, its illegal in any case.  unless your a secret squirrel for the government, they're going to have a pretty big problem with finding out you even want one.  (but, I don’t really plan on contacting anyone about this question, or any question I read on here, so duh.)  \n\nsilencers innately affect the accuracy of a gun, so a silencer on anything, especially something with a short barrel like that of a pistol, is going to severely affect the accuracy.  you will not find an accurate pistol like the one you speak of, the barrel is just too short to make any bullet accurate.  but if you try your local pawn shop, you'll be sure to find a good ol' regular one.  you can pick up a 50 cal from your local army surplus, however, it will be missing some key components that are pretty hard to reproduce. if anyone does find out that you somehow managed to arm this kind of weapon, they would raid your house just to confiscate it.   \n\nhonestly, I know somebody like you.  he owns like 20 guns.  (none of which are capable of blowing a hole in anything any smaller than a foot wide) even a German pistol from world war 2 with a Nazi sign on it. (its pretty old, but it is a piece of history)  except for he doesn’t have the balls to pull the trigger when he needs to.  its pretty sad.
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Yes you do have to be older then 18 to buy a knife, but it does depend on what state you live in.
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You have to be older than a certain age. 16 or 18 I think.
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You don't mention a state so it's not possible to tell if your state laws prohibit selling to minors.\n\nHowever, many stores have their own policys on what to sell beyond what the state laws may allow.  One store chain in Iowa will not sell lighters, pipe cleaners, flints, lighter fluid or any smoking accessories to anyone under 18.  So yes, Shopright may have a policy you have to be 18.
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I believe that depends on the state you are in but in my state you only have to be 16 to buy a gun.
220732
legally you have to be 18. But you could buy stocks at any age as long as it is on the internet and an adult must be a custodian of that account.
254409
I have an air soft gun, but I think that a paintball gun would be better because you can see where your shot landed and you get to splat things with paint.
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Go to your local gun shop and ask them to order one for you, they will know what paperwork and permits you'll need to get one legally( IF you can even get one)
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You don't.\nIf you want one legally, you have to apply\nfor a special permit from the ATF.\nI doubt very highly that you'll get one.\nIf you do get one, don't get caught.\nA air gunner had one on his air rifle, it got confiscated,\nhe got arrested, went to court after over a year in prison,\ngot a very, very big fine, and went back prison. \nDon't screw with the ATF. \nIf you don't know what that is, Alcohol, Tabbaco, and Firearms.\nIt's the Feds.\nGo ahead, try it, I love it when I hear of people in the news for trying stupid things like that, I laugh my azz off.