In a win for Second Amendment advocates, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals sided this week with two Central Virginians in their quest to purchase a handgun despite being under the federally required age limit. Brad Kutner reports.
Fourth Circuit Says People Under 21 But Older Than 18 Can Buy Handguns
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