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I had already checked to see if it was stolen and it shows it's clear, but it may be one of his parents guns and they don't know it's missing. My son knows very well how to handle a weapon and is very safe when with adults at the range, but I'm afraid that, like his driving, when he's with his friends his responsibility goes out the window. All of his friends think they live in a Fast And Furios movie or Grand Theft Auto video game and he's right there with them. They are a bunch of geeks that think they are Vin Diesel but it's more like Don Knotts. And you can't talk any sense into their heads.

I was asleep and I heard the distinct sound of the slide of a pistol over and over coming from my 18 year old son's room. Thats kinda unsettling! He had brought a pistol into my house that a friend gave him to "sell" for him. Whatever. The kid that gave it to him is 17 apparently. I took it and told him that if someone 21 or older wants to come get it (with proof that it's theirs) they can have it. Can he even legally posses a gun? He's not responsible enough to have his own gun. He still thinks of them as toys, so either way, he ain't getting it back. I just wanted to know because he keeps arguing that it's legal for him to have it.