This is a discussion on Full auto MP within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I am trying to educate myself because I have always been curious about wether or not a civilian could own a full auto MP/MG. I ...
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I am trying to educate myself because I have always been curious about wether or not a civilian could own a full auto MP/MG. I am in the military, so it is not like I don't get the chance to shot full auto, albeit a three round burst. If anybody could help me get my learn on I would really appreciate it, thanks
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Depends on state you live in for 1
then it had to be made before 1986 and imported into the usa before 1986 theres other rules also but cant think of um off top of head
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try signing up over at http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/index.php they have a NFA section , so does ar15.com i belive . Hope one or the other helps you out with detailed info .
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yeah, if your state allows it and it was legally registered before May of 1986 then you can buy and own them. There are taxes that you have to pay ($200 for a machine gun for example) but those taxes are "nothing" when you compare them to the price of a popular machine gun... M-16s can go in the mid to upper teens ... converted AR-15s can go in the 10 grand to low teens range... M-60 about $30,000.
Entry level MGs would be a Mac 9/10/11 and can be had for 3k and UZIs are another less expensive option for around 6-7k I'm currently saving up for a RDIAS (registered drop-in auto sear) for my AR...
I'm hoping to have enough money to buy one by the time I leave NY. They are currently in the 11k-14k range depending on what they are made of and who made them etc. ...unfortunatly most of these prices have gone up quite a bit in the last few years...since there is a finite supply and growing demand.
AR15.com has a prettey decent Title 2 / Class 3 setcion...
got to www.ar15.com
click on "Arms & Tactics"
Under that you will see the NFA section with
General Class 3
Class 3 Firearms
M-16
Destructive Devices
New Suppressors (previews)
Suppressors
Also if you are looking to see what you can afford then check out the prices on http://www.machinegunprices.com/
Class 3/ full auto seems like its more hassle than its worth.
Then again, I get my fill of it. I am wanting to get my hands on a suppressed bolt action .22.
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and lots of $$$$. Someone I know has one. I can't remember how much he said it costs but it was a lot. $1500/year maybe?Originally Posted by SIXTO
But then again, I guess thats what the anti's are counting on.
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Nope.
$200 one-time tax stamp to ATF per NFA item.
Driver carries less than $45 worth of remorse.
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Sounds like you live in Alabama..........If so..............you can own a Machinegun, Sound supressor or both...............You can't own a short barrelled rifle, or shotgun.. You can also own a Destructive device (M203/m79 etc) .. hope this helps.............good luck.............I hope they sign all your Form 4s for you
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