Some help please.

JCH · September 19, 2000, 11:44 PM

Let me start by saying that I'm not some nut looking for a way to mow the masses down.

What paper work and qualifcation/fees/taxes are involved in buying a full auto gun? I am looking for a starting point. Right now I don't have the money to buy one but at least I can get the ball rolling. I have talked with LEO freinds and have gotten diffrent answers so before I go any further I want to know all the dirt.

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DUM SPIRO SPERO
While I Breath I Hope

Byron · September 20, 2000, 12:11 AM

First, find out if your state and locality allow private ownership of Class 3 weapons. Next, find out if there is a Chief LEO around who is willing to sign transfer forms. Your best source of information will be a Class 3 dealer, not law enforcement officers who are frequently vague and misinformed about the law in this area. After that, it's a matter of finding a gun you want to buy and coming up with the money to buy it. A good dealer will be more than happy to guide you through the process, which will take an incredibly long time to complete.

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September 19, 2000, 11:44 PM	#1
JCH Senior Member Join Date: May 22, 2000 Location: South Cakalakistan, USA Posts: 169	Let me start by saying that I'm not some nut looking for a way to mow the masses down. What paper work and qualifcation/fees/taxes are involved in buying a full auto gun? I am looking for a starting point. Right now I don't have the money to buy one but at least I can get the ball rolling. I have talked with LEO freinds and have gotten diffrent answers so before I go any further I want to know all the dirt. ------------------ DUM SPIRO SPERO While I Breath I Hope

September 20, 2000, 12:11 AM	#2
Byron Senior Member Join Date: December 4, 1999 Location: Sandia Park, NM Posts: 270	First, find out if your state and locality allow private ownership of Class 3 weapons. Next, find out if there is a Chief LEO around who is willing to sign transfer forms. Your best source of information will be a Class 3 dealer, not law enforcement officers who are frequently vague and misinformed about the law in this area. After that, it's a matter of finding a gun you want to buy and coming up with the money to buy it. A good dealer will be more than happy to guide you through the process, which will take an incredibly long time to complete.