Under what circumstance could a person under 18 use an air weapon according to the law?

A person under 18 can use an air weapon for pest control under specific circumstances established by law. This provision recognizes the practicalities involved in managing pest populations, which may be necessary in both rural and urban settings. The law typically requires that the minor is supervised by an adult who holds the appropriate permits or licenses, ensuring safety and responsible usage.

The other options do not align with the legal framework governing the use of air weapons by minors. Hunting often necessitates specific licenses that might not be available to those under 18, and target practice in public spaces can raise concerns regarding public safety and local regulations. Recreational shooting also usually has age restrictions that limit the ability of minors to engage in this activity without supervision and proper permissions. Thus, pest control presents a legally permissible scenario for under-18s if it adheres to the accountability structures in place.