This section of Pennsylvania law addresses restrictions on selling or leasing weapons, explosives, and starter pistols to minors under 18. It establishes that such sales are generally misdemeanors of the first degree, with specific exceptions for hunting and certain authorized uses. The law also references amendments and cross-references related statutes.
Selling weapons, explosives, or starter pistols to minors under 18 is classified as a first-degree misdemeanor, which can result in criminal charges and penalties.
Yes, minors under 18 can hunt with weapons if permitted under Title 34, which provides exceptions to the general restrictions on sales and leases.
No, selling or furnishing starter pistols to minors under 18 is a first-degree misdemeanor, except for authorized uses like sports or theatrical productions.
Yes, exceptions include lawful hunting activities and authorized uses such as athletic events or theatrical productions.