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    transporting a rifle at age 16

    if you have a rifle when your 16 will you get arrested. i want to know because if your 16 and your justycarrying it tohunt and back is it illegal
    and who here would arrest someone or ticket some one for it

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    Depends on your state. Some are going to have different transport/hunting regulations.
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    i live in ga if that helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLC23 View Post
    i live in ga if that helps
    You need to google GEORGIA GUN LAWS and find out for yourself.
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    get a hunting license, get permission to hunt on the land you do, and carry it only to from and during hunting. If you have to travel in a vehicle to get from your house to the hunting area, case it up.

    Other than that you're perfectly legal to carry said rifle and an openly pistol to if you wanted.

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