In Florida, weapon laws and age restrictions regulate the purchase and possession of lethal and non-lethal self-defense tools. The state maintains specific age requirements for different weapons. Firearms require purchasers to be 21 or older, while most non-lethal weapons are available to those 18 and older. Keep reading to learn...
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Florida's Age Restrictions on Purchasing and Carrying Weapons
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