Question concerning age restrictions.
- Thread starter JoeEdmark
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Unless someone from Wisconsin has an answer, you may have to dig through the law and see what you find...
http://nxt.legis.state.wi.us/nxt/gateway.dll?f=templates&fn=default.htm&d=stats&jd=top
http://nxt.legis.state.wi.us/nxt/gateway.dll?f=templates&fn=default.htm&d=stats&jd=top
For situations such as this, you'll be much better informed if you just contact your local police department. While there are many members here who have plentry of helpful information to offer, it's best to get it from your local authority. I wouldn't just take someone's word for anything (online) in reguards to YOUR OWN local gun laws/regs.
Naterstein
New member
Yeah, wow, I cannot even see the age at which you are able to buy one. NRA says over 18 for a firearm, but that doesnt seem definitive enuff for me.
Defo take KUHIO's advice, contact local authorities, possible state attorneys.
IMO, WI sux for gun owner, no right to carry at all.
Defo take KUHIO's advice, contact local authorities, possible state attorneys.
IMO, WI sux for gun owner, no right to carry at all.
ohioguardsman88
New member
IMO
As long as your Father remain the lawful owner of the weapon, you should be able to take it to the range in a separate compartment (which require you to leave the vehicle to obtain it).
The weapon should not be loaded (no ammo in mag), and you should comply & disclose with the LEO at all time.
Not sure it's the perfect answer, the best way to figure it out is to send the state's AG a letter or contact your local's LE Agency! (I totally agreed with KUHIO & Naterstein)
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As long as your Father remain the lawful owner of the weapon, you should be able to take it to the range in a separate compartment (which require you to leave the vehicle to obtain it).
The weapon should not be loaded (no ammo in mag), and you should comply & disclose with the LEO at all time.
Not sure it's the perfect answer, the best way to figure it out is to send the state's AG a letter or contact your local's LE Agency! (I totally agreed with KUHIO & Naterstein)
.I have to disagree with one thing...
asking your local police force any gun law questions is about as silly as you can get... more of a gamble than asking this list.
I think asking the question here or in a more selective group on the internet will work... the people that really know the answer and want to help will reference the specific state laws for you to check.
You might want to try this question in the General Questions section too.
asking your local police force any gun law questions is about as silly as you can get... more of a gamble than asking this list.
I think asking the question here or in a more selective group on the internet will work... the people that really know the answer and want to help will reference the specific state laws for you to check.
You might want to try this question in the General Questions section too.
tote'n a roscoe
Moderator
i believe you have to have a foid card, and as long as the gun is secure in a lock box with bullets out of sight, well i dont know if its legal but i do it.
it can only be to and from your local range though
it can only be to and from your local range though
ohioguardsman88
New member
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blume357 is right.
that was just my personal opinion
blume357 is right.
that was just my personal opinion
FOID cards are in Illinois
If your father is still the owner, you should be OK, unless WI has a "minor in possession" law for those your age. www.handgunlaw.us might have info on that.
If your father is still the owner, you should be OK, unless WI has a "minor in possession" law for those your age. www.handgunlaw.us might have info on that.