firearm questions
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From: Where my hat is
Originally Posted by Begle1
What's the point of only "dealers" having full-auto weapons if there isn't anybody that they can legally sell them to?
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From: Central VA
Check here for the REAL deal on what it takes to own/buy full auto firearms.
http://www.atf.treas.gov/firearms/faq/nobackfaq2.htm
http://www.atf.treas.gov/firearms/faq/nobackfaq2.htm
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From: dfw texas
Originally Posted by CSAGrey1
Yup!! Class III FFL (AKA collector license) REQUIRED and a PIA.
Regular FFL is not that hard to get but regulatory agencies can still be a PIA and it is my understanding you have to be able to prove a certain amount of buisness transactions a year to retain it. (I might be wrong on the last part)
Regular FFL is not that hard to get but regulatory agencies can still be a PIA and it is my understanding you have to be able to prove a certain amount of buisness transactions a year to retain it. (I might be wrong on the last part)
as i said before, you do not need a license it is not required [to own a machine gun]. you must have passed the back ground check, pay the 200 dollar transfer fee and get the atf's blessing. but not a license, just a tax stamp on a piece of paper in the end.
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Originally Posted by Shovelhead
Check here for the REAL deal on what it takes to own/buy full auto firearms.
http://www.atf.treas.gov/firearms/faq/nobackfaq2.htm
http://www.atf.treas.gov/firearms/faq/nobackfaq2.htm
Thanks for the link.
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From: Oklahoma/Texas
Originally Posted by Shovelhead
Per firearm of that restricted class.
<At least for those of us that live in FREE America........
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<At least for those of us that live in FREE America........
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From: Cabot _Arkansas
It's 200 bucks per class 3 weapon and you will have to send your fingerprints and a picture of yourself to the batf. Everything has to be done by your local sherrif or police department, Then the dealer will have to mail off all your information and you wait for your stamp to come back. You do not get the gun till your paperwork comes back approved. My first one took six months to return. Now that's been a long time ago i don't know what the time limit one is now. I done all my buying years ago, They are waaaay overpriced now, A lot of fun to shoot but you can go through a lot of ammo quick.
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From: Central VA
Originally Posted by Fronty Owner
Im not sure either of you fall in that area...
it's a rule to live buy.
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From: Canuckistan
Originally Posted by Hemi Dart
If somebody has time:
Do our troops in Iraq have AR-15's or M-16's?
A guy told me that they are not full auto anymore. They have a 3 shot burst only & single shot. The ones in Vietnam had full auto?.
Do our troops in Iraq have AR-15's or M-16's?
A guy told me that they are not full auto anymore. They have a 3 shot burst only & single shot. The ones in Vietnam had full auto?.
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