State by state NFA (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 4/12/2002 9:32:50 AM EDT
[Last Edit: Steve-in-VA][Edited]
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Sorry guys, changes in the site nuked this chart. I'lll do another one, in the meantime, check here for a full account of NFA check lists state by state. www.mp5.net/info/sbsconr.htm |
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Connecticut clarification. If you owned a select fire before the connecticut AWB in 93, you are OK. Otherwise, now the only ones you can get are non-selectfire(full auto only) belt feeds, etc... Edited to add. I have been talking to CT firearms licensing unit at CT state police. The ruling, based on the CT assault weapons ban, is that selective-fire is banned along with a list of specifically named semi-auto's. If the weapon is modified to function full auto only before it is imported into CT(or possibly by an in state class 3) you MAY take posession. looks like I'm gonna get my MAC afterall :) 16's are way to expensive, holy moly. |
Judging from the fact that KS doesn't accept other states CCW, I'd be seriously surprised if anything else considered "illegal" according to KS law would be ok if you had paperwork from another state. I could be wrong, tho. Didn't see anything on the website about it, only CCW (or lack thereof). Man, I hate Kansas. |
Excellent advice, and so true! The personal letter goes farther than any other communication....except for a financial contribution to the politician's campaign. |
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Hey guys! I'm new here, obviously, and I just wanted to start a discussion. After reading article after article, opinion after opinion, on the subject of gun bans, and notice that every proponent advocating a ban miss one point... has anyone, intending to enter a premises and kill someone, EVER, thought "damn this gun is banned from (school, courthouse, etc.), guess I can't kill anyone here..." Same goes for the banning of a type of weapon. It really bugs the hell out of me, because the person intending to kill, maim, or rob someplace is not going to care about any gun restriction, period. Of all those mass killings, Luby's, schools, etc., someone please tell me how these bans would have prevented that. Correct me if i'm wrong, but carrying a weapon in those places was illegal at that time. Just a thought. |
Dunno about the Kansas thing, but in SD nobody is going to bother you when shooting prairie dogs unless you shoot at one of those popular spots on the pine ridge reservation. I shoot up north of Philip, about 45 min east of Badlands Natl Park. Hopefully Ill get a chance to drive up this coming summer and try out a couple new rifles. |
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THIS LIST IS FROM 2004 SOME STATES HAVE CHANGED
MG - machine gun SI - sound suppressor (silencer) SR - short barreled rifle SG - short shotgun AOW - any other weapon LBDD - large bore destructive device EXPDD - explosive, incendiary or poison gas destructive device MG SI SR SG AOW LBDD EXPDD AK Y Y Y Y Y Y Y AL Y Y Y Y Y Y ? AR Y Y Y Y Y Y ? AZ Y Y Y Y Y Y Y CA Y N Y Y Y Y Y (requires discretionary and rarely issued permit for mg, lbdd or  from state Dept. of
Justice; no AOW pen guns; C&R sg, sr only) CO Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (requires state explosives permit for expdd) CT Y Y Y Y Y Y ? (no select fire mg's-full auto's only, after 1993 assault weapon ban, state registration of mg's) DE N N Y N Y Y N (no smooth bore pistol AOW's) FL Y Y Y Y Y Y Y GA Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (no incendiary expdd's) HI N N N N N N N IA N Y Y Y Y Y Y (only si, sr, sg, lbdd and expdd designated as collector's items by the Comm'r of Public Safety - they use the ATF C&R list) ID Y Y Y Y Y Y Y IL N N N N Y ? N IN Y Y Y N Y Y N KS Y Y Y N Y Y N KY Y Y Y Y Y Y ? LA Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (mg's require a permit to purchase - war relics only; mg's, sr, si, sg and some expdd's require a permit to purchase) MA Y N Y N N Y N (license for mg's required; 1998 law bans covert firearms (AOW's), short shotguns) MD Y Y Y Y Y Y N (mg's must be registered) ME Y Y Y Y Y Y Y MI Y N Y Y Y Y Y (FFL needed to own machine guns; no incendiary expdd; C&R sr, sg only) MN Y N Y Y Y Y ? (C&R mg, sg only, registration required) MO Y N Y Y Y N N (C&R mg, sr, sg only to non-FFL holders; FFL holders (including C&R) any mg, sr, sg) MS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (as of 7/1/00, silencers are legal, but must be registered with the state) MT Y Y Y Y Y N N (state law banning silencers and requiring pistol cal. mg's over .30 be registered with state repealed 4/23/99) NE Y Y Y Y Y Y N NC Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (sheriff's permit required for mg's; must be FFL holder (including C&R) for mg, si, sr, sg lbdd and expdd, or fall into another exception, see comments below) ND Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (fed. "licensees" required to register all NFA weapons with state when possessed for "protection or sale") NH Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NJ Y N N N Y N N (mg requires discretionary and rarely issued permit from state court) NM Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NV Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NY N N N N Y Y N (AOW smooth bore handguns are allowed, on a state pistol license) OH Y Y Y Y Y Y Y OK Y Y Y Y Y Y Y OR Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (no incendiary expdd's) PA Y Y Y Y Y Y N RI N N N N Y Y ? SC Y Y Y Y Y Y ? In 2001, S.C. law was changed to permit all Federally registered items SD Y Y Y Y Y Y Y TN Y Y Y Y Y Y ? TX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y UT Y Y Y Y Y Y Y VA Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (state registration of all mg's) VT Y N Y Y Y Y Y WA N Y N N Y Y N Machine guns have been illegal to import or transfer in Washington State since 1994 and then only those that were manufactured and registered with the NFA before the 1986 ban were permitted. Those who owned them prior to the 1994 Washington ban could keep them. WI Y Y Y Y Y Y Y (permit required for expdd, no incendiary expdd's; no pistol caliber mg's w/o permit) WV Y Y Y Y Y Y ? WY Y Y Y Y Y Y ? |
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Hey guys, I'm curious about SBRs in states that have enacted their own AWBs now that the national one has expired. Using Maryland as an example, can you bring in an SBR that was built using a no-ban rifle purchased after the national AWB sunset? Does that fact that you registered it as an SBR negate the fact that it has no-ban features? I'm guessing it would still have to be a pre-pan or post-ban weapon, otherwise that would be a loophole to get around the state AWB. Thanks, Dave |
| I have a question, A buddy of mine is in college in North Dakota and hes now a resident there etc, and he bought a p22 with a suppressor. Now its legal to won there, but not here in MN. If he were to bring it here to MN (I own some farmland, thats where we would be shooting it), would that be legal, or does a states ban on suppressors affect non residents. |
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How will belonging to the "9th circut" affect ownership/possesion rights? What is the significance? AZ, CA,NV,ID ect all fall under this circut and all have an astrick (*) by them, why the denotation? Pardon my ignorance "G" |
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Clarification... MO Y N Y Y Y N N (C&R mg, sr, sg only to non-FFL holders; FFL holders (including C&R) any mg, sr, sg) For Missouri, if I translate the above correctly, only C&R MGs, SBRs, SGs and AOWs are allowed for the "general" population to own. Yet, if you spend the $30.00 for a C&R license, then you can own any MG, SBR, SG or AOW. Is this correct? I guess I need to get my C&R before applying for the SBR. Gary |
Thats the way i read it as well, MO has a long way to go. it s just great havebe safe and happy shootin! Tom |
you need to get finger printed, a background check, have the sheriff to sign off on it and pay the tax. |
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Originally Posted By DerMann:
Clarification... MO Y N Y Y Y N N (C&R mg, sr, sg only to non-FFL holders; FFL holders (including C&R) any mg, sr, sg) For Missouri, if I translate the above correctly, only C&R MGs, SBRs, SGs and AOWs are allowed for the "general" population to own. Yet, if you spend the $30.00 for a C&R license, then you can own any MG, SBR, SG or AOW. Is this correct? I guess I need to get my C&R before applying for the SBR. Gary Also isn't a FFL holder (C&R or Other) allowed to own a suppressor? These charts look like they are in serious need of updating. |
