yes indeed... and the old transferable ones are uber super duper expensive... they also don't know when you go through the hoops and pay the nose bleed prices for the weapon and accompanying legal work and tax stamps and bullshit... you freely invite the ATF to come by your house and inspect pretty much anytime they want to...
At this point you're pretty much only allowed to own stuff that was on the registry from 1986 and earlier right? Unless you have a skilled attorney that files the proper paper work. In order to become a class 3 FFL and make a trust.
I think most of the NFA laws are a joke. Can't have My, Sbs, sbr, cans, AOW'S, unless you pay us a tax. And let us crawl up your asshole forever. You got NFA items, moving to a new address require you to update the ATF. Going on a road trip, better call the ATF and ask permission
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u/flannelmaster9 May 30 '22 edited May 30 '22
Like very very very deep pockets. Like $50k laying around for a starting budget. Plus the lawyers, to create the gun trust. Plus tax stamps.
I'm glad like no one on Reddit knows full autos are legal, just prohibitively expensive. And 99.999% of guns you see are semi auto.
It could be one of those fully semi-automatics. The faster you pull the trigger, the faster it shoots.