Richard Michael
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Welcome from Walker. Good luck in your search. I do not have any answers, but I strongly recommend seeking legal advice from a professional.
Trying to find out if I can Legally own a gun.
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MiyaMarukutsune
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No, sadly I don't, that's why I cam here, I know nothing about lawyers as I never saw a need for one.
MiyaMarukutsune
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Thankyou and agreed
I tagged someone in my previous post and was asking him if he knew of anyone. The guy I tagged is a gun trust lawyer in Baton Rouge and may know some lawyers in the Gonzales area who may be able to help you.
MiyaMarukutsune
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Oh w
ow, that would be amazing thank you so much, I want to do this a safe and legal as possible, thank you deeply.
MiyaMarukutsune
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So far I have tried 11 different law offices, most are busy, while others didn't answer, I'm starting to wonder where else to go, I left messages on 8 of the offices i called, 4 i called yesterday haven't returned calls, 3 the day before haven't returned calls, 4 today i called upon open time, haven't returned call, They must be really busy lol.
Your mention of the Naboo blaster tells me that you are a Star Wars fan in addition to being an anime fan. Your father's belief that you are not mature enough to own a Ruger .22 target pistol for range use based on your anime cosplay hobby is invalid.
I personally know police officers, military veterans, members of the military, and civilian gun owners who cosplay Star Wars, Star Trek, anime, and several other franchises. They cosplay at conventions, special events, and march in parades like Krewe of Tucks.
I'm certain your father finds the cosplay hobby to be weird, but he is simply wrong about using it as a basis to deny you a recreational firearm.
The legality of your owning a firearm aside, have you considered asking your close friend to purchase the Ruger, keep it in his safe, and allow you to shoot it with him under his supervision?
falshooter
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Get into Airsoft and buy all the "cool " looking blasters you want
Okay maybe I'm missing something here. If he goes to buy the gun, fills out the 4473 with truthful answers and passes the back ground check. Then wouldnt that mean he is legal?
I think some of the questions might be open to interpretation .
Welcome.
As I read this , I see you are very literal in your statements and intent.
Please understand that in the diagnostic process that mental defect Is the words used in the DSM 5 to describe someone who cannot take care of themselves.
The fact you live alone and no one has any control over your choices you make says a lot .
Take this for feedback only.
When discussing this topic with others who may be in the position to make judgements about your abilities to own a gun, using the proper terms instead of naboo blaster may help in them believing you to be mature enough to take your questions seriously.
As someone who had friends on the spectrum, they also complain of guns being too loud, may I suggest wearing good foam ear plugs and hearing protection while at any place where you may encounter gun firing.
Again. Good luck and I hope you get the answers you seek
As I read this , I see you are very literal in your statements and intent.
Please understand that in the diagnostic process that mental defect Is the words used in the DSM 5 to describe someone who cannot take care of themselves.
The fact you live alone and no one has any control over your choices you make says a lot .
Take this for feedback only.
When discussing this topic with others who may be in the position to make judgements about your abilities to own a gun, using the proper terms instead of naboo blaster may help in them believing you to be mature enough to take your questions seriously.
As someone who had friends on the spectrum, they also complain of guns being too loud, may I suggest wearing good foam ear plugs and hearing protection while at any place where you may encounter gun firing.
Again. Good luck and I hope you get the answers you seek
Bigchillin83
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Not 100% I have seen atf come and get guns from the approved after the background check goes further and finds more info out.. have a close friend who’s ffl and this happens more than you think
Gator 45/70
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You boys sure this isn't a troll out of tim-buck-two looking for a back-door offer to buy a members spiffy space zapper?
I'm not selling jack diddle-squat me.
I'm not selling jack diddle-squat me.
People have attempted, numerous times, to pass through legislation that would make it illegal to buy/own a firearm if a person has ADHD or if they are Autism Spectrum, and they have attempted to make it a Red Flag, but as far as I know they have not done so.
Your father's concern should be viewed with intentional empathy. He has probably seen you at your worst and seen the worst aspects of your temper, and sometimes it takes people closer to you longer to see your positive changes because of closeness. Sometimes, when I shave, it will take my family a day or two to notice, and that can be from a full beard to a clean face, even though they see me every day. There is something about the close proximity that can hinder a person's view.
I do not know whether you can or should own a firearm. As long as you never harm another person outside of defense of self/neighbor/nation, I hope you can.
Your dad is likely terrified that you would brandish the firearm, innocently enjoying a costume or otherwise, and that you'd get yourself killed.
Fathers may not show absolute love to their sons, but there is no father alive who wants to outlive their children, especially their sons.
Your father's concern should be viewed with intentional empathy. He has probably seen you at your worst and seen the worst aspects of your temper, and sometimes it takes people closer to you longer to see your positive changes because of closeness. Sometimes, when I shave, it will take my family a day or two to notice, and that can be from a full beard to a clean face, even though they see me every day. There is something about the close proximity that can hinder a person's view.
I do not know whether you can or should own a firearm. As long as you never harm another person outside of defense of self/neighbor/nation, I hope you can.
Your dad is likely terrified that you would brandish the firearm, innocently enjoying a costume or otherwise, and that you'd get yourself killed.
Fathers may not show absolute love to their sons, but there is no father alive who wants to outlive their children, especially their sons.
machinedrummer
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MiyaMarukutsune
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Ok so I'm legal, I can get one according toy father and sister who both know the process and so on, now, I just need to get or find a stainless silencer for it, and to those asking why I need or want a silencer, umm, because as an autistic guy I don't like loud sounds and this will help make the boom boom boom more like a pew pew pew, lol and it looks cool AF, MANDO BLASTER! My budget is $1300 and the best part it's legal AF in my state
MiyaMarukutsune
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Lol he's like airsoft, I have many pellet rifles, I want to have something for home defense as well and a mk4 22 Ruger will do nicely but I dought I can get a silencer any time soon as they are hella expensive and sold out
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