monotonous_iterancy
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I've been wondering about this, it seems like a gray area.
Legally, people under 21 can have handguns, but they can not buy handgun ammo. However, if a 20 year old were to have a lever action or carbine that fired a handgun round, and also have a handgun, when asked whether the ammo they're buying is for a handgun or rifle, could they legally say "rifle", even though some of it may be used in a handgun?
Legally, people under 21 can have handguns, but they can not buy handgun ammo. However, if a 20 year old were to have a lever action or carbine that fired a handgun round, and also have a handgun, when asked whether the ammo they're buying is for a handgun or rifle, could they legally say "rifle", even though some of it may be used in a handgun?