Yo Dawgs Where Do I Buy One Of These

[DerekSmith07 10+ year member]

here either...and they use 9mm, not .40cal

40 cals here unless something has changed

 

[DerekSmith07 10+ year member]

.oops double post edit

 

[inkfx 10+ year member]

yo dawg i be keepin da gatz. hollar at ur boi if u need da heat cause i got more burnas den a crate of bics.

 

[murderedtahoe 10+ year member]

maybe they have the glock 22's here im not sure if the 22's are .40 cal. but i do know for sure around here its .40s they use.

 

[Idealrealist 10+ year member]

Standard issue 'round here.

 

[cm2658 10+ year member]

you can own all the fully automatics you want in state of texas, you just need a level III weapon permit, heres the procedure to do so //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

What is a Class III firearm, and how do I go about purchasing one?

First off, I would recommend that you research on your own to

educate yourself on the procedures you will be subjected to. Our

guide will also help in educating you in areas you may be unfamiliar

with. There are links below that are aimed at educating the public

about Class 3 requirements.

NFA weapons, are considered to be machine guns, sound suppressors, destructive devices, short barreled rifles (rifles whose barrels do not exceed 16 inches in length or an overall length shorter than 26 inches), short barreled shotguns (in which barrel length is less than 18 inches), and "any other weapons."

We will now proceed to Class 3 weapons. Class 3 weapons

are normally referred to Title 2 classifications. The National Firearms act of 1934 prohibits the civilian population from purchasing, or owning a machine gun without Government approval. The Federal Government charges $200.00

US dollars for a tax stamp allowing the purchase of a firearm that

meets this criteria. You must be able to follow these instructions:

1) Submit two sets of fingerprints and a current photo

2) Swear that the firearm is of "reasonable necessity" and that

when you wish to sell the weapon, it be done so with what is

"consistent with public safety ."

3) A background investigation will also be performed at this time.

4) A chief law enforcement official of the residential jurisdiction must

sign off on the application.

 

[Redgp 10+ year member]

^^^^^^ that sounds right. Here in AZ theyre not illegal but you have to register yourself with the gun in the FBI list. In case there is an incident where one of this weapons gets used they can narrow it down to the ppl that are registered as owning this weapons. I think its a waste of amo if you're going to squeeze the trigger like that.