Assuming you mean an fully automatic gun, yes. In fact, contrary to popular belief, it is legal in MOST states, but not all. There are 8 or 10 states where you cannot do it at all. You have to go through a class III dealer, fill out and submit some paperwork, pay a $200 tax fee, and wait for an approval from the ATF. If approved, you then can go back and pick up your gun. It takes a while, usually at least several months. Also, as noted in many of the Related Questions, you cannot buy a newly-made weapon - only those made domestically prior to 1986, or imported prior to 1968 can be purchased.
DE, HI, IL, KS, NY, RI, WA do not allow.
5 to 10 years or more depending on the state you live in and if u have any priors.
As long as you are not a felon and are properly licensed to carry and own a weapon in your state. Actually, that answer is only partially correct, at least in regards to the U.S. In the U.S. it is legal to own fully automatic weapons in 38 or 39 states. You do not have to already own a firearm of any kind, nor do you have to have a permit. In order to purchase any class 3 item, the only requirement is that you live in a state where it is legal, that you are 21 or older, and that you have no felonies or disqualifying misdemeanors. Basically, if you can legally purchase a handgun from a dealer, you can purchase NFA/Class 3 items.
Yes, they are legal under State law. Idaho state law does not prohibit ownership of fully automatic firearms by private citizens. However, Federal law requires that any fully automatic firearm have been registered with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Any automatic and most rifles
its when you have a gun or any weapon that fires bullets.
In Georgia, ownership of automatic weapons like an AK-47 is legal if you have the appropriate federal license, such as a Class III license issued by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). Without this license, possession of an automatic weapon is illegal in Georgia.
Anything, in the name of safety and security.
Yes, It is a semi-automatic version of the M-16 first used in Vietnam as a u.s. soldier's primary weapon. It is legal now in any households, but they stopped making them recently. So if u have one, hold on to it. It might be worth some good money some day
No, it's an "Advance Fee" scam. You send your money, and you do not get any "automatic" wealth, or any other kind of wealth.
It is not legal in any state.
No they are not legal in any state.
No is not.