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dbrown1997 · 10-06-2011, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Capt Mac Turk

I JUST thought of something & just RE-Read the hole thread just 2 make sure.

WHAT IF---Somewhere along his DADS live POPS got in trouble and CANT get a FOID card?

Maybe he Wont get one cause he CANT DBROWN (Something to think about)
Would kinda be a reason he dident get it yet!

Never know he might not want 2 tell you the "Story of his Life"
(Which I could understand if he did have a problem with LEO in his younger years!)

IF YOU GET A GUN & GO IN HIS HOUSE ------HE GETS ARRESTED & BUT QUICK!

ANOTHER reason you need to ASK YOUR DAD!!!

no because about a few years ago my dad had a .22 and then his foid card expired so he gave his guns to his brother and he just never got his foid yet

Bobitis · 10-06-2011, 07:23 PM

I would just like to interject at this point.

Do you actually sit down and talk to yer Dad?

I mean no offense cuz I don't know you or your situtaion. Please try to understand where I'm coming from.

Your Father raised you. He's spent his entire life looking after you and doing what he felt was in your best interest. And as articulate you are (for your age), it seems he's done a fair job.

You on the other hand, have raging hormones wanting to create an abyss between you and him. Again, no harm meant. You are at the age that most young men want to distance themselves from their parents. You want to be independant, and it's completely natural. It's the way things work.

I ain't no shrink, nor do I play one on TV. BUT...
I can tell you that your Father knows what's coming around the bend. You will soon be gone (in his eyes). He has no intention of hurrying up that process. He loves you and he would love to have you around for a little longer.

Try to see it from his eyes. If you should ever have children, you'll look back and understand.

The only time I ever heard my Dad say 'I love you', was on his death bed. I still wish he was here. Why?

Cuz I never really got to talk to him. He bad - my bad. We both lost.

Put the guns aside. When you get up for school tomorrow, give him a hug before you leave. When's the last time you did that?

Ok... Off the soapbox and on to paying bills.

fuzebox40 · 10-06-2011, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by geds

Just in case you didn't get the reference it was from the Christmas classic movie "Red Ryder." The boy in the movie wanted a Red Ryder BB Gun for Christmas and the response from everyone was "You'll shoot your eye out kid!" He gets the dream gun, promptly goes outside shooting, and ricochets a shot into his glasses breaking them. Then, he remembers everyone's warning!

Remember, most of us are old farts!

Yep, I got it, and still makes me laugh!

And what would my arsenal be without it!

JLA · 10-06-2011, 08:21 PM

But if thats the case mac, and there are certain restrictions keeping somebody from getting a foid in illinois, wouldnt one of the restrictions be against minors having one?

Here in TX all you have to be is 18 for a long gun or shotgun and 21 for a handgun and have a felony free criminal record.

Im not real keen in illinois law as I would die before moving to such states, but I would think if they restrict getting a FOID pending a criminal background then they woulnd tissue one to a 14 year old kid either...

JLA · 10-06-2011, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by fuzebox40

Yep, I got it, and still makes me laugh!

And what would my arsenal be without it!

Hey i got one of those somewheres..

Shot lots of neaighborhood windows out with it and enugh squirrel and birds to feed all the neighborhood dogs and cats.

Capt Mac Turk · 10-07-2011, 01:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JLA

But if thats the case mac, and there are certain restrictions keeping somebody from getting a foid in illinois, wouldnt one of the restrictions be against minors having one?

Here in TX all you have to be is 18 for a long gun or shotgun and 21 for a handgun and have a felony free criminal record.

Im not real keen in illinois law as I would die before moving to such states, but I would think if they restrict getting a FOID pending a criminal background then they woulnd tissue one to a 14 year old kid either...

I'm NOT sure either JLA but I was think'in & that kinda poped into my mind
(And it woulda made sence then why he was "Putting it off")
Thats the only reason I said it.
I dont know if they check Kids against Adults But I would think they would.

Im with allot of others on this one tho a Better Relation with his Dad might be the key
I had a pretty good one with mine BUT we had our moments!
My Mom died when I was 11 so I was with him 24/7 ALLOT
He rode my Azz as a kid but it was the "Tuff love" he just wanted me 2 be a good kid. (HATED it THEN---RESPECT it NOW) its how I raised mine LOL & NEVER expected another one @ age 43 BUT She keeps me Going!
Shes Respectfull to others do'es good in school, even Volenteers in picking up the crap on our beachs & with me when I play Santa @ our local Boys & Girls club (I admit I have more fun then the KIDS doing that)

But when your 14 Dayum its a TUFF time Im Realy Impressed how many
People have tryed to give the young man GOOD Info tho!
And you know as I know when he started this thread he was talking about an AK for his First Weapon. NO WAY !!!
Had I asked my Pops 4 an Assualt weapon as a Kid I think I woulda heard a Mouth full!
BUT None of us know Him, his Dad, there Relationship Ect.....

His DAD is looking out for HIS better Interests Like you do Yours, & I do mine.

FUZE I have one of those tooo But mine Dont have it imbossed in the Stock
Very Nice BUD
Sorry about the Rant
Mac

joncutt87 · 10-07-2011, 02:51 AM

your ryder looks better than mine, I killed so many birds with that when I was a kid

hunter29180 · 10-07-2011, 05:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbrown1997

no because about a few years ago my dad had a .22 and then his foid card expired so he gave his guns to his brother and he just never got his foid yet

OK, I am really dumb it seems..you have to have this "foid"

thingie to own a firearm? and it has to be renewed?

Please someone shoot me if I ever try to move there!!

One of my sons married a Canadian, very nice gal, he moved there cause she had a good job and he did'nt. He had to leave his shotgun and rifle with us. he still hasnt met the requirments to own even the .22 rifle there. he loves to hunt and misses being able to do so.

that really has to SUCK big time!!

goofy · 10-07-2011, 06:37 AM

dbrown look at my post in your other thread.

Whats going on?

Does your dad know you are on TFF?

dbrown1997 · 10-07-2011, 07:12 AM

yeah he does and what i ment is that when a got my foid my dad was going to expire soon so he was going to get his renewed but i got mine in time.

ampaterry · 10-07-2011, 08:38 AM

Virtually every question about this is answered in the FAQ's section of the IL State Police site HERE.

Statute forbids them from taking more than 30 days to issue the FOID.

I lived there when this stupid law went into effect, but moved before it was time to renew mine.

tcox4freedom · 10-07-2011, 08:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobitis

I would just like to interject at this point.

Do you actually sit down and talk to yer Dad?

I mean no offense cuz I don't know you or your situtaion. Please try to understand where I'm coming from.

Your Father raised you. He's spent his entire life looking after you and doing what he felt was in your best interest. And as articulate you are (for your age), it seems he's done a fair job.

You on the other hand, have raging hormones wanting to create an abyss between you and him. Again, no harm meant. You are at the age that most young men want to distance themselves from their parents. You want to be independant, and it's completely natural. It's the way things work.

I ain't no shrink, nor do I play one on TV. BUT...
I can tell you that your Father knows what's coming around the bend. You will soon be gone (in his eyes). He has no intention of hurrying up that process. He loves you and he would love to have you around for a little longer.

Try to see it from his eyes. If you should ever have children, you'll look back and understand.

The only time I ever heard my Dad say 'I love you', was on his death bed. I still wish he was here. Why?

Cuz I never really got to talk to him. He bad - my bad. We both lost.

Put the guns aside. When you get up for school tomorrow, give him a hug before you leave. When's the last time you did that?

Ok... Off the soapbox and on to paying bills.

I hope you're paying attention kid! There is a whole lot of wisdom in this forum.

Welcome Aboard!

goofy · 10-07-2011, 10:08 AM

ampaterry. You are right I called back and asked AGAIN and was told the same thing except for how long it takes (makes you wonder if every one there is on the same page).

Dbrown1997 again look at my post in your other thread no sense writing it 2 times.

fuzebox40 · 10-07-2011, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jack404

dbrown1997, G'day and welcome to the forum

Ah, that's what I was looking for!

dbrown1997, I was about to say, after alllllll that, let me be the first to welcome you to TFF, but before sticking my foot in my mouth I should double check and see if someone has represented our manners. Lo and behold what did I find! Still, welcome!

As you may have gathered by now, most of us here are probably fathers and though you're probably not looking for another one, please don't hold it against us, and don't let it intimidate you. Our intentions are noble, also last time I read the rules there was no mention of age requirement or parental consent. We are equil opportunity blabbermouths I consider myself just an extremely used 15!

JLA · 10-07-2011, 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capt Mac Turk

I'm NOT sure either JLA but I was think'in & that kinda poped into my mind
(And it woulda made sence then why he was "Putting it off")
Thats the only reason I said it.
I dont know if they check Kids against Adults But I would think they would.

Im with allot of others on this one tho a Better Relation with his Dad might be the key
I had a pretty good one with mine BUT we had our moments!
My Mom died when I was 11 so I was with him 24/7 ALLOT
He rode my Azz as a kid but it was the "Tuff love" he just wanted me 2 be a good kid. (HATED it THEN---RESPECT it NOW) its how I raised mine LOL & NEVER expected another one @ age 43 BUT She keeps me Going!
Shes Respectfull to others do'es good in school, even Volenteers in picking up the crap on our beachs & with me when I play Santa @ our local Boys & Girls club (I admit I have more fun then the KIDS doing that)

But when your 14 Dayum its a TUFF time Im Realy Impressed how many
People have tryed to give the young man GOOD Info tho!
And you know as I know when he started this thread he was talking about an AK for his First Weapon. NO WAY !!!
Had I asked my Pops 4 an Assualt weapon as a Kid I think I woulda heard a Mouth full!
BUT None of us know Him, his Dad, there Relationship Ect.....

His DAD is looking out for HIS better Interests Like you do Yours, & I do mine.

FUZE I have one of those tooo But mine Dont have it imbossed in the Stock
Very Nice BUD
Sorry about the Rant
Mac

Im with ya mac. I am getting a little irritated with these 2 threads tho becase the stories have changes too many times. Its fishy..

10-06-2011, 07:23 PM	#52
Bobitis Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 6,612	Re: firearm question. I would just like to interject at this point. Do you actually sit down and talk to yer Dad? I mean no offense cuz I don't know you or your situtaion. Please try to understand where I'm coming from. Your Father raised you. He's spent his entire life looking after you and doing what he felt was in your best interest. And as articulate you are (for your age), it seems he's done a fair job. You on the other hand, have raging hormones wanting to create an abyss between you and him. Again, no harm meant. You are at the age that most young men want to distance themselves from their parents. You want to be independant, and it's completely natural. It's the way things work. I ain't no shrink, nor do I play one on TV. BUT... I can tell you that your Father knows what's coming around the bend. You will soon be gone (in his eyes). He has no intention of hurrying up that process. He loves you and he would love to have you around for a little longer. Try to see it from his eyes. If you should ever have children, you'll look back and understand. The only time I ever heard my Dad say 'I love you', was on his death bed. I still wish he was here. Why? Cuz I never really got to talk to him. He bad - my bad. We both lost. Put the guns aside. When you get up for school tomorrow, give him a hug before you leave. When's the last time you did that? Ok... Off the soapbox and on to paying bills. __________________ ^.^ A point in every direction is the same as having no point at all

10-06-2011, 08:21 PM	#54
JLA TFF Moderator/Host Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Heart Of Texas Contributor Posts: 17,309	Re: firearm question. But if thats the case mac, and there are certain restrictions keeping somebody from getting a foid in illinois, wouldnt one of the restrictions be against minors having one? Here in TX all you have to be is 18 for a long gun or shotgun and 21 for a handgun and have a felony free criminal record. Im not real keen in illinois law as I would die before moving to such states, but I would think if they restrict getting a FOID pending a criminal background then they woulnd tissue one to a 14 year old kid either... __________________ It takes 43 muscles to frown, 17 to smile, and 3 for proper trigger squeeze. The latest caliber or gear is no substitute for experience and skill. Rifles and cartridges don't make hits -- shooters do. Fact of life: After Monday and Tuesday, even the calendar says WTF!

10-07-2011, 02:51 AM	#57
joncutt87 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Kannapolis, NC Contributor Posts: 1,419	Re: firearm question. your ryder looks better than mine, I killed so many birds with that when I was a kid __________________ Four words to live by: aequitas, veritas, decus, sacrificium

10-07-2011, 06:37 AM	#59
goofy Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Contributor Posts: 2,018	Re: firearm question. dbrown look at my post in your other thread. Whats going on? Does your dad know you are on TFF? Last edited by goofy; 10-07-2011 at 06:39 AM..

10-07-2011, 07:12 AM	#60
dbrown1997 Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Illinois Posts: 17	Re: firearm question. yeah he does and what i ment is that when a got my foid my dad was going to expire soon so he was going to get his renewed but i got mine in time.

10-07-2011, 08:38 AM	#61
ampaterry TFF Admin Staff Chaplain Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: West Tennessee Contributor Posts: 6,277	Re: firearm question. Virtually every question about this is answered in the FAQ's section of the IL State Police site HERE. Statute forbids them from taking more than 30 days to issue the FOID. I lived there when this stupid law went into effect, but moved before it was time to renew mine. __________________ A woman who demands further gun control legislation is like a chicken who roots for Colonel Sanders. Larry Elder

10-07-2011, 10:08 AM	#63
goofy Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Contributor Posts: 2,018	Re: firearm question. ampaterry. You are right I called back and asked AGAIN and was told the same thing except for how long it takes (makes you wonder if every one there is on the same page). Dbrown1997 again look at my post in your other thread no sense writing it 2 times.