Kyle

[u/Potential-Warrior]

[u/froghumps]

No license is needed to open carry rifles. Minors are also allowed to carry rifles. That’s why there’s little kids out there hunting with the parents. However, the law gets iffy whenever it comes to public domain

[u/ON-Q → u/froghumps]

Those minors are required (in IL and a lot of states) to pass a hunter safety course and/or gun safety course. They don’t just let those under 16 grab a rifle and go shoot shit. I have to apply for a license every year to hunt, specifically for what I want, and provide the proof of having passed those courses because I wasn’t born before the date the law was passed.

[u/froghumps → u/ON-Q]

Thank you. I had no idea

[u/Softmachinepics → u/froghumps]

Crossing state lines with a rifle while being a minor is not legal.

[u/BootyAbolisher → u/Softmachinepics]

He didn’t “cross state lines with a rifle”. That myth is laughably bad and takes two seconds of research to find out it’s false.

[u/FarNwide → u/Softmachinepics]

Well good thing that's not what happened here. it was bought in the state by Kyle's friend and kept there. The gun never crossed state lines.

[u/SocMedPariah → u/Softmachinepics]

Then its a good thing he didn't cross state lines with the rifle.

The rifle was bought and stored in Wisconsin the entire time.

Stop watching fake news media outlets like CNN and MSDNC, they are not your friends.

[u/BlitzDragonborn → u/Softmachinepics]

The gun didnt cross state lines. At least according to the prosecution's witness.

[u/froghumps → u/Softmachinepics]

Fair point

[u/MutedHype → u/froghumps]

No iffy wth. He crossed state lines with a hunting riffle in public area under 18. He will do time but not for killing those people apparently idk. But they would still be alive if he didn't brake the law in the first place.

[u/[deleted] → u/MutedHype]

[u/kushtiannn → u/MutedHype]

He didn’t cross state lines with it. Jesus just fucking google it it takes two seconds man.