Age 21 Act: Restrictions on Firearm Purchases
This act raises the minimum age to 21 for purchasing certain types of firearms and high-capacity magazines. This means individuals under 21 will have significantly restricted access to handguns, semi-automatic assault weapons, and large capacity ammunition feeding devices, aiming to enhance public safety.
Key points
Raises the age to 21 for purchasing handguns, semi-automatic assault weapons, and large capacity ammunition feeding devices.
Defines a broad range of semi-automatic weapons whose purchase will be restricted for individuals under 21.
Exceptions to the prohibition include use for employment, farming, target practice, hunting, or instruction with adult supervision and written parental consent.
Members of the Armed Forces or National Guard under 21 may possess firearms in the line of duty.
Inherited firearms can be owned, but not possessed, by individuals under 21, unless for self-defense within their residence.
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