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hell all, NEPA native
anyway question 1: is there a limit on the number of bullets you can carry in your pistol if you carry it on you? question 2: is there a way you can acquire a pistol if you are not 21 yet and do not have parents that can "gift" you one? i did some research on them and did not get any clear answers for the second one (didn't get any for the first) im not turning 21 until next year but i want a pistol to shoot at a range 
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Re: 2 Questions
1. No.
2. Technically yes, but practically no. Sheriffs can do a transfer for someone over 18 but under 21, but what I hear from every angle is that most of them won't.
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2. that sucks thank you
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2. Grandparents or spouses can also transfer to someone between 18 and 21.
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How About a Step Father to a Step Son/Daughter. I have not been able to find that answer explicitly written so, I wonder if it falls under Father/child relationship.
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Step-whatevers require an FFL or county sheriff. Since the law states you can't unless you meet certain, specific requirements, and a step-whatever is not included in those requirements, step-whatevers don't count.
Now, if one jumps through the hoops and legally adopts, then the step is no longer a step.
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They can give it to their parents (your grandparents) and it can work it's way to you.
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-- WTB: AR-15 FTF "They that would trade essential liberty for a little temporary safety deserve neither." -- Benjamin Franklin
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