GunsFinding
South Carolina should raise the minimum age to buy any firearm to 21.
Adults 18 and older can currently buy rifles and shotguns in South Carolina, while federal law sets 21 for handgun sales by licensed dealers. This would make 21 the minimum age for all gun purchases in the state.
Alan Wilson
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