I couldn't get the link to work, but my God, what kind of a fucking moron buys a 15 ear old kid ANY thing past a Crossman air rifle, not the pistols, they look fucking to realistic. That's what got Tamir Rice killed, that pellet gun looked EXACTLY like a 1911 .45ACP. I honestly think dad needs to answer to charges too. Even if the kid is responsible, he's not allowed to own a hand gun until he's 21. That means dad puts it in his safe, and it comes out when they go to the range. A couple of good friends of mine are avid hunters, and their young sons became hunters too. They had to take hunter safety courses and be accompanied by their dads, and the kids guns were NEVER available to them until they were heading into the woods. The main key to the preservation of firearms rights, is safety. Personally, I think it should be mandatory training, just like driving a car is. One of those friends I mentioned, had 2 sons. both hunt, and at about 15 or so, the younger of the 2, had a friend over. The kids parents were of the absolute belief no one should be allowed to own any gun. The boys went down into the family room to play video games, and the kid saw the gun case, and was mesmerized to the point all he kept doing was bugging my buddies kid to play with the guns. He was so curious, and obsessed with it, he said it was kind of creepy. He never had exposer to firearms, even in a logical conversation type situation, he couldn't think about anything else. He left that house the same way he came in, and my sons friend told him right out, they aren't toys, they are dangerous, and my father would ground me until collage starts if I go near them, without supervision, and permission. Even I keep all but 1 gun locked up, and the only reason the one isn't, is because I have no children in the house, but if relatives come over, it goes right in the little safe I keep upstairs, for small things, like jewelry, a second handgun, my narcotic prescription's, and such.