Is it legal

[Cb1000h@hotmail.com]

Is it legal for a 20 year old with a valid PA Dr lic. but no Ltcp. to buy, own and posess a Rifle in PA

[bac0nfat]

Is it legal for a 20 year old with a valid PA Dr lic. but no Ltcp. to buy, own and posess a Rifle in PA

As long as you are not prohibited, yes. You may buy a rifle from an FFL or private party. You may carry that rifle openly or concealed with or without a LTCF, but NOT loaded in a vehicle. You may not carry any firearm, including long guns, concealed or openly during the state of emergency without a LTCF.

I don't believe you can carry a rifle within 1000' of a school without a LTCF.

Additionally, you may own a handgun, but cannot buy one from an FFL. You can have a handgun gifted from a parent, grandparent, or spouse, or you can have it transferred through a sheriff, or you can make one. You can carry a handgun openly without a LTCF but NOT within 1000' feet of a school or in a vehicle.

IANAL

[BimmerJon]

Is it legal for a 20 year old with a valid PA Dr lic. but no Ltcp. to buy, own and posess a Rifle in PA

As above.

Long gun in PA. You only need to be 18 to buy, own, carry. No LTCF is required unless in Phila or in a SOE.

You can carry open/concealed/loaded/unloaded. In a car, but always unloaded.

Long Guns are not "Firearms" for all intents and purposes.

[bac0nfat]

No LTCF is required unless in Phila or in a SOE.

AH! Forgot about Philly, nice catch.

ETA:

Long Guns are not "Firearms" for all intents and purposes.

Just wanted to touch on this...Long guns are not "firearms" in ONE of the definitions of the UFA, but there ARE some definitions in the UFA that do include long arms, such as this one:

(c) Definitions.--As used in this section, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings given to them in this subsection:
"Accessory." Any scope, sight, bipod, sling, light, magazine, clip or other related item that is attached to or necessary for the operation of a firearm.
"Firearm." The term includes any weapon that is designed to or may readily be converted to expel any projectile by the action of an explosive or the frame or receiver of any weapon.

Also, there may be some federal laws that apply which include long guns in the definition of "firearm."

[G19]

I guess you got an offer on the AR you have in the classified.

[BimmerJon]

AH! Forgot about Philly, nice catch.

I try my best to forget Philly is there too!

[Cb1000h@hotmail.com]

Ye I did but I was hesitant to sell it to someone under 21 without LTCP
I wasnt sure if the law was 18 or 21 to buy own or possess a rifle
This thread pretty much clears that up.
I dont think he can afford it anyway. Can you say low low ball

I guess you got an offer on the AR you have in the classified.

[Cb1000h@hotmail.com]

I'll say it again as I have in other topics/posts This forum has to be the best
of it's kind on this subject. Always people willing to help
Thank you again
Wayne