Summary
In Georgia, private sales of handguns between individuals are generally allowed, but federal law prohibits transferring a handgun to anyone under 21 years old. A 19-year-old cannot legally purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer but may possess one if gifted by a family member or acquired through inheritance. The use of a firearm in self-defense is justified if necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm, but it must be proportionate to the threat. Gifting firearms to individuals aged 18-20 is limited by federal law, which prohibits gifting handguns to those under 21, though long guns can be gifted to those over 18. Always ensure the recipient is legally allowed to possess firearms.Full Conversation
In the state of Georgia, can a none licensed firearms dealer sell a handgun to a 19 year old?
In Georgia, private sales of handguns between individuals are generally allowed; however, federal law prohibits transferring a handgun to anyone under 21 years old. Therefore, a non-licensed firearms dealer cannot legally transfer a handgun to a *-year-old.
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Can in anyway a 19 year old own a handgun in the state of Georgia?
In Georgia, a *-year-old cannot legally purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer due to federal law. However, they may possess a handgun if it is gifted by a family member or acquired through inheritance.
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If a man who is similar in size to me. Tries to attack me one on one, can I defend myself using a firearm?
In Georgia, you can use a firearm in self-defense if you reasonably believe it is necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm. The use of deadly force must be proportionate to the threat faced.
Was the attacker armed or did they pose an imminent threat to your life?
The attacker was not armed and he wanted to only cause non-life threatening injuries.
In Georgia, the use of a firearm in self-defense is justified if you reasonably believe it is necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm. Since the attacker was not armed and intended to cause only non-life threatening injuries, using a firearm may not be considered proportionate.
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It seems like you’ve grasped the basic principles around firearm laws and self-defense in Georgia. Remember, while self-defense is allowed, using a firearm must be proportionate to the threat. If the attacker posed no serious threat to your life, using a firearm might not be justified.
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In the state of georgia, what are the limitations to gifting firearms to people over * but under *?
In Georgia, gifting a firearm to individuals aged *-* has specific limitations:
- Federal law prohibits gifting handguns to individuals under *.
- Long guns (rifles/shotguns) can be gifted to individuals over *.
- Ensure the recipient is legally allowed to possess firearms (no felony convictions, etc.).
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