FSSG for glock

glockowner

November 17, 2009 12:02

Has the laws changed ?

I found that on a gun selling web site:

I thought FSSG not selling to US citizen ??

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4 comments

dcs shooters

November 17, 2009 13:40
If the state you live in allows it, and the local law enforcement signsthe paper work, you can own a full-auto weapon. There is a back ground check and a $200 fee. It takes about 3-4 months to get a OK.
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Nwcid

November 17, 2009 13:56
No the law has not changed.

There is NO legal full auto's for private sale that were made after 1986. ALL legal full auto guns HAD to be registered prior to 1986.
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rufe-snow

November 17, 2009 13:59
No way! The only folks who could possibly qualify to own it would be in law enforcement.

Selective fire firearms made after the change in the law in 1986 are very tightly regulated. No way any non LEO could get their hands on a selective fire Glock, unless they were a class 3 dealer and they would be able to obtain it as a dealers sample.
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mark christian

November 17, 2009 14:06
I warned you over on the General Discussion side that you are not allowed to [post links to competing sales/auction sites on these boards. Clearly you just can't take a hint so you are locked!
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