Ok so If I am an 18 and live in a state where an 18-20 year old

>>30803577
Straw purchase is what you're describing.

I hope you don't have a dog.

Alternatively, if your parents or direct relative wanted to buy it, shoot it a bit, decide they didn't want it, and then later down the line gift it to you for collecting family good boy points...or some shit...THEN it's legal.

Unless your state is a piece of shit.

>>30803577
It has to be a gift. As long as you aren't giving the purchaser money for the weapon it's not a straw purchase- so, know anyone who'll just give you a handgun for free?

>>30803577
What state, OP?

>>30803624
Exactly how illegal is it though, like if it was a relative that purchased it could they prove that I gave them money? (Considering that my current job is payed-in-cash manual labor with another relative)

>>30803710
Ohio

>>30803738

They probably can't can't prove it, but it's still illegal.

>>30803795
Eh I might just buy a 10/22 or nugget, maybe build a lower tier AR instead or something.

If I really want to do it later on it seems there's enough legal loopholes to not go to jail over it.

>>30803577
If you live in a state that allows private sales, then you may legally purchase one through a private party. All federal law does is make it illegal for you to buy one from a licensed dealer until you're 21.

Go plan school shootings somewhere else

>>30804987
Came here to post this.

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>>30803577
Where do people come up with this shit that its illegal for someone to sell you a handgun? That only applies to FFLs. It took me a 5 seconds of googling to see ohio doesn't require FFLs to transfer handguns.
>https://www.atf.gov/questions-and-answers/qa/may-individual-between-ages-18-and-21-years-age-acquire-handgun-unlicensed