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In MOST US States, a private citizen that is at least 18 years old, and has LOTS of money may legally purchase a rifle in caliber .50 BMG. A few states, California among them, have outlawed private ownership of these very large rifles. With a GOOD scope, expect to pay $5000-$7000 for one.
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