Gun Laws

It depends on where you are. In the United States, you have to be 21 or older to own a handgun and 18 or older to own a shotgun or rifle.

In most states, you can possess a handgun or long gun for any legal purpose like target shooting or hunting at any age provided you are under direct supervision of a parent or an authorized adult.

You should check your local statutes for the exact information.

This all depends on where you live. You would have to check with local law enforcement to find out. In places like the inner city it may be a problem but in the country with lots of room it may not be a problem. It's best to check first.

In most states, it depends on the county. If you live in a city, it probably is illegal. If you don't live inside the city limits, it depends on the county laws. You should probably check with the local county sheriff.

-The Right to bear Arms

-That's mostly it... there are MINOR details added to it...

Most permits from any U.S. state are valid in a number of other states. Check handgunlaw.us for more information.

There are different variations of the amendment in terms of capitalization and punctuation, however, the Amendment as written states:

"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

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There is no licence requirement to own/possess a BB gun in the U.K.

There are, however age limitations set by law, and stringent regulations concerning use. When purchasing a BB gun ensure the supplier provides you with details of these laws/regulations. Leaflets/Information booklets concerning these matters are also available from local Police Stations.

Minimum age to purchase a BB gun is 17 years. An adult must supervise persons 14 to 17 years of age. No gun should be carried in a public place unless in transit when it should be not be loaded and placed in a carrier type bag. Note, guns must not be concealed on ones person.

Typically, people associate being moral with being "good". However, moral persons may sometimes step outside of society's definitions of "right and wrong" to show a way that has higher morals. A well known example is Martin Luther King who spoke out against laws of segregation. Nelson Mandela is a much beloved leader who is considered a highly moral man, yet, he was often condemned in his own society and within that society's laws. Moral people might also speak against societal customs (customs are not laws) that hurt or infringe on the rights of persons-- as an example, many very moral persons in the Middle East are fighting for women to have equal rights within society. Even a person who steps up to do something in the face of criticism, such as working for the rights of persons affected by HIV, may be highly moral yet be considered as doing something "bad" if their actions go against society's expectations.

As a side note, almost all reforms in society begin with someone who is willing to stand up to immoral ideas, poor treatment, injustices, etc., and to do so despite any laws or society's expectations.

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Yes. They don't necessarily always render good prints. They can, though

Strictly speaking, in states where the permits are issued by a state agency, the money goes to the state, then the state uses the money however it sees fit.

No. If you are buying a firearm from a dealer, this check is regulated by Federal law. A permit to carry (usually to carry a concealed firearm) is regulated by State law. That process varies from state to state.

Gun Control- Who thought such a small bullet could have such a big impact on america

Arguably no, since you can only torture a possum with a BB gun, not kill it.

No

Your local police can assist you.

Contact your local police for a correct and current answer.

Impossible to answer without the state and all the counties in the state

Maine

Situation dependent. In most states, it's illegal to possess a firearm on K-12 property. In some states (such as North Carolina), only law enforcement officers are allowed to possess a firearm on any educational property (including university hospitals and other off-campus facilities). In others, concealed carry might be permitted on college campuses.

It is legal to carry a firearm into a bank in Wyoming as long as the person is a peace officer or possesses a valid permit to carry a concealed firearm.