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There are also limits to the types of firearms that can be owned by individuals without special licenses. Semi-automatic handguns and rifles are legal to own, but fully automatic weapons are only legal for police, the military, and persons with special licenses. In addition there are limits to the type of ammunition that can be owned by private individuals. Learn more about federal gun laws as well as laws that vary by state from this infographic! |
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MarkHamTownsend
(8/19/2016)
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" ... fully automatic weapons are only legal for police, the military, and persons with special licenses...."
Not perzactly. IF you live in a state which permits the ownership of full-auto, the weapon must be on tha National Firearms Registry, MUST be made before 1986 and one MUST have the tax stamp for it, having paid the $200.00 tax. It's NOT a "special permit"...it's a TAX. And yes it is unconstitutional but it IS the "LAW." |
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laker1
(8/19/2016)
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| Since police arrive after the fact with full auto, we the people , the first responders to violent crime, should be disadvantaged and not allowed full auto. Liberal logic/oxymoron. |
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