A federal court has ruled that the prohibition on handgun sales to individuals under the age of 21 is unconstitutional, marking a significant shift in firearm access laws. This decision comes in the context of existing federal regulations, which allow those aged 18 and older to purchase long guns but set the minimum age for handguns at 21.
This ruling opens the door for potential changes in how handgun sales are regulated across the nation, prompting discussions about age-related restrictions on firearm ownership. Advocates on both sides are closely monitoring the implications of this legal precedent, which could influence future legislation and the broader conversation around gun rights and public safety.
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