In the United States a Class 3 Federal Firearms License is a license for dealing in firearms and destructive devices regulated under the National Firearms Act of 1934.
NFA firearms include:
* Machine guns and certain machine gun parts * Parts that can convert a regular gun into a machine gun * Short barrel rifles (under 16 inches) * Short barrel shotguns (under 18 inches) * Silencers * Gadget or disguised guns (pen guns, wallet guns, cane guns)
Destructive devices include:
* Hand grenades * Bazookas * Mortars * Anti-tank guns (over .50 caliber) * Artillery rounds
if you have a Class 3 Federal Firearms License any rifle you want... if not then none. that goes for any state not just mass.
None- there is no such thing as a Class III license. There are 39 states that permit private ownership of fully automatic firearms, but there is no special license to possess a Class III firearm. In the states where it is legal, transfer of ownership will require approval of the BATFE
There is no "license" to buy Class III firearms (fully automatic or machine guns). The transfer of each machine gun must be approved by the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. There is a $200 transfer tax for each gun purchased.
Unfortunately you cannot unless you have a class 3 firearms license. Also as of the moment they will only sale to Military and Police.
Unfortunately you cannot unless you have a class 3 firearms license. Also as of the moment they will only sale to Military and Police.
Depends on what the misdemeanor was, and how long ago. If it was domestic violence, you may not possess ANY firearm- Federal law.
A firearms dealer. To be able to do business as such, you must have a Federal Firearms Licence (FFL). Most gun shops will have a Type 1 FFL, and pawn shops will have a Type 2 FFL. A Type 3 FFL is the only class of FFL which does not permit the possessor to act as a dealer.
First, you need to know what you're talking about. Are you talking about a Type 3 FFL, or a Class 3 Tax Stamp? The first is a type of FFL known as a Curio & Relics license... getting is isn't particularly difficult to get, so long as the gun laws of your state aren't terribly unfriendly. As for a Class 3 tax stamp to purchase a transferable machine gun, or Class 3 Special Occupational Tax stamp to manufacture (with a Type 7 FFL) or sell (with a Type 1 or 7 FFL) machine guns, that will be extremely difficult if you're not in a particularly gun-friendly state. Remember that applications for FFLs and NFA tax stamps are audited at federal, state, and county level.
Without possessing a Federal Firearms License and corresponding tax stamps (either Class 3 S.O.T. for a dealer or Class 2 S.O.T. for a manufacturer), you need to be approved for a Class III NFA tax stamp for every automatic weapon you purchase. You would also be limited to automatic firearms manufactured and NFA tax stamped prior to the passage of the 1986 Firearm Owners Protection Act (or, for a fully imported automatic weapon, it would have to be manufactured, imported, and NFA tax stamped prior to the passage of the Gun Control Act of 1968).
It depends on what you mean. In the U.S. a license to sell guns costs $200 or $250 every 3 years. A license to carry a gun costs different amounts depending on which state you live in. A license to own a gun is only required in about 2 or 3 states.
There are several different FFLs- Dealer, Pawnshop, Collector, various manufacturers and importers of firearms and ammo. Two most common- 01 Dealer and 03 collector of Curio & Relic firearms. Dealer- must intend to "engage in the business" of buying and selling guns. Before a FFL is issued, you must meet all other laws to run a business- business license, zoning, sales tax ID, etc. ATF gets fingerprint card, conducts background check- $200 fee. Collector- covers firearm 50 yrs old or older. Allow you to receive those firearms directly from sellers in other states. Not a license to "engage in the business"- it is to aid you in collecting. $30 for 3 years, simple application, no business license etc.
When you turn 18 you are able to drive anytime you would like.