How do I legally own a machine gun in Wisconsin?

[subzero 5,000+ posts]

I am sure I can get a permit for one. However, what I want is a dragnov...

 

[Bad4health 10+ year member]

he been playin the black ops yo!

but yes the full auto guns cost alot. you wont even need it cuz the bullets are gone so quick. them seem like they last longer in gun movies scenes i see them an say its crap they would have to have like 4 full mags to do all that shooting cuz a real full auto gun will dump a mag in about 2-3 seconds so think a mag holds 10-40 an a box comes with 50(small rounds) an the big boys are sold in like 10s it cost to be the boss.

i had a small ruger 10/22 an went through 150 in a few hours on new years an that was cheap ammo 20$ for 50 or so...idk i didnt buy it lol. but dont get me started on the gun cost....you think a 12k watt amp is expensive....pshhhhh! i used to deal really heavily in guns legal an illegal. the M1 Garand...HAD IT! ak-47.....HAD IT! still might have a few of em around here too....i dare somebody to call BS!

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

In many states you will need to provide a decent reason why you require a full auto gun, and it will need to be more than just "I want one". But I think its clear by now that the OP wasn't referring to full auto anyway.

 

[Grinder1989 5,000+ posts]

Full auto is a gimmick and not very useful. Let's say you hand a full auto Glock and a semi. Same model. Pistols, at even 10 yards are not as accurate as you would expect. Some are but most are not. It's not that easy to shoot if you don't have experience. I've only been to the range about 6 times and I'm not the best shot in the world. So if you took the semi auto and aimed, shot, aimed, shot, its going to be the most accurate that gun could ever possibly be. If you took the auto and just held the trigger down, you are spraying ammo everywhere do to just an initial aim and recoil. Not efficient and you could easily miss. Rifles are much more accurate than pistols but the concept is still the same. Go shoot a semi auto AK (I had an RPK, bad *** AK style gun) and tell me you could accurately shoot something full auto. My point is that you can buy an excellent semi auto rifle like the FN P-90, Any style AR, A yugo AK, or even a Cetme, and be within the state laws. If you get a CCW or Class 3 you are in the "system". That is why I chose not to get a CCW. These are things you need to think about before you go through the trouble to buy a full auto gun because it's full auto. Sure it will impress your friends but other than that, I don't see the point.

 

[snoopdan 5,000+ posts]

You'll shoot you're eye out.

 

[benzmansl65amg 10+ year member]

You need a liscense to own a fully automatic weapon.

 

[DidUHearThat? 10+ year member]

You need a liscense to own a fully automatic weapon.

No. STFU.

 

[matt_bennett05 10+ year member]

No. The only tax is a $200 tax stamp. That's it. The rest is just market demand. A $400 gun in 1986 is now worth over $5k, just because no new machine guns can be sold to peasants. Any modifying can cost you 10 years in club fed, per offense. The rest of your post is also gibberish.

Nice bit of info there. Didn't have a clue that fully auto firearms weren't being made any more. Makes sense though

 

[wone 10+ year member]

I swer when I first read the title for this topic I just started rolling for some reason.. It was just funny

 

[Spc4Mafia 10+ year member]

Join the army, they'll let you play with one and then buy one when you get out. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

3 shot burst FTW

 

[97gp 5,000+ posts]

Was actually talking to the dude at the store today, all you need is a $250 license to own fully auto weapons.

Couple p90s and a f2000

 

[DidUHearThat? 10+ year member]

Was actually talking to the dude at the store today, all you need is a $250 license to own fully auto weapons.
Couple p90s and a f2000

You guys sound like grade school kids.

No. You cannot get p90's and f2000's full auto. No. There is no such thing as a "license" for full auto. Dealers have a class 3 license to sell them. You don't need or get one. It's a $200 tax stamp. Just like the tax stamp on a box of cigarettes. You need one for each machine gun. Only this one you have to apply for first, with a background check and your local LEO signoff. The machine guns must have been made and legally registered before 1986. After that it's only LEO and military. You cannot buy machine guns made after 1986. That's why a $400 Mac 11 sells for over $4,000 and a M2 goes for over $100,000. The tax stamp is still only $200.

Full auto are common and legal (in most states), if you're not an idiot and can read simple rules. Most of you won't qualify, simply because you can't figure out how to tie your shoes, much less apply for a federal tax stamp.

 

[Annnarbor84 5,000+ posts]

You guys sound like grade school kids.
No. You cannot get p90's and f2000's full auto. No. There is no such thing as a "license" for full auto. Dealers have a class 3 license to sell them. You don't need or get one. It's a $200 tax stamp. Just like the tax stamp on a box of cigarettes. You need one for each machine gun. Only this one you have to apply for first, with a background check and your local LEO signoff. The machine guns must have been made and legally registered before 1986. After that it's only LEO and military. You cannot buy machine guns made after 1986. That's why a $400 Mac 11 sells for over $4,000 and a M2 goes for over $100,000. The tax stamp is still only $200.

Full auto are common and legal (in most states), if you're not an idiot and can read simple rules. Most of you won't qualify, simply because you can't figure out how to tie your shoes, much less apply for a federal tax stamp.

Meh, buying them off the street with the serial numbers filed off is easier.......

 

[DidUHearThat? 10+ year member]

Meh, buying them off the street with the serial numbers filed off is easier.......

Maybe if you think 10 years in federal pound you in the *** prison is easier? Never seen full auto on the street. Street rats wouldn't know the difference between a full auto and an airsoft.

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