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  1. 10-16-2018, 13:59 #1
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    Default Legal issue with letting son keep firearms in his room?

    Curious question here- What (if any) Colorado or Federal legal issues would be faced by letting a 13 year old keep firearms in his room? We live in the unincorporated county, and it is perfectly reasonable for him to go out and shoot after school on our property. Looking at the laws, it seems it would meet all requirements:

    - possession is occurring with explicit permission of the parents.
    - possession is occurring on real property controlled by the parents.
    - legal activities are being pursued (target shooting/self defense).

    Your thoughts?

    It is sad and pathetic that what was common just a generation ago is now necessitating such a question.
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