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Hey guys, i have a question about possessing firearms on a college campus (specifically Purdue University) in the state of Indiana - First, if I have a firearm in my car (on campus) am I committing a crime (potentially violating campus policy, yes, but are there legal issues here?)...

SKS. Cheap, handy, reliable. Uses common, reasonably inexpensive ammo. Plus they're pretty close to indestructable.

Of course we put guns that large on our planes, only difference is that we succeeded. See: A-10 Warthog and the 30mm GAU-8 Avenger Cannon, 4,200 RPM of Armor-piercing 30mm death as seen below. EDITTED - Missed the "on a small plane" part, my fault. Regardless, cool picture.

Some data from this article http://www.firearmsid.com/Feature%20Articles/0900GUIC/Guns%20Used%20in%20Crime.htm Some of its old, but I think most of the info would probably hold true, probably with with cheap semiautomatic handguns being more popular than they used to (my theory)...

Handguns, under current Missouri Law, require a police issued Permit to transfer, even for private transfers. Technically, possession age is 18+ in Missouri, but the Permit law makes it illegal to acquire the handgun (even as a gift from a parent, you can't even let a friend/relative take your...

Alright guys, wondering what the general opinion is on my next firearm purchase - First off, my current collection contains a Mak-90, a Mosin Nagant M44, a Mossberg 500 Security/Field combo 12 gauge, a Swiss K-31 and a Marlin 60SB .22. Now, about me - I live is suburbia, am under 21 (no...

I'll help you where i can - First, yes, normal pistol grips are pretty much useful for anything other than some painful fun, really no other application. Luckily, switching out the stock is a very easy process, basically removing a screw, and then screwing the new stock on. Takes a few...

I own an M-44. To my knowledge, they are not chrome lined. As far as cheap *commercial* ammo, you best bet is probably Wolf, which is honestly not that cheap. Its usually at least 5 to 8 bucks a box from what i've seen. However, if your willing to do an extra 5 mintues of cleaning when...

While this doesn't really answer you question.... The way i understand it is that EACH RPG WARHEAD is considered a destructive device... Ie - 200 bucks and a few months every time you want to touch her off... Repeal the NFA!

Rero360 - Since 1934 (when the NFA was enacted) ONE legally owned machinegun has been used in a murder. An ex-cop used a personally owned MAC-10 or 11 to murder his neighbor, as I recall. Conversely, illegally owned machineguns have turned up in crime quite a bit. Amazing how the law...

Taliv - thats different. Legislating the discharge of firearms into the air is legislating dangerous behavior, not firearms right. Its like saying "If there truly were no gun laws, i'd be allowed to shoot people", which is 100% incorrect. Murder, or discharging a firearm into the air...

Bob Dylan - Knockin' on Heaven's Door Are you ready, are you ready for this Are you hanging on the edge of your seat Out of the doorway the bullets rip To the sound of the beat

Robert Keen - The Road Goes on Forever. Next up - Whistles, shouts and more gun fire Lifeless bodies hang on barbed wire Battlefield nothing but a bloody tomb Be reunited with my dead friends soon

No, under federal law, C&R handguns (or any handguns) can't be purchased from an FFL by someone under 21.

He states he isn't old enough to legally purchase a handgun in MO. That means he doesn't have a C&R license either. He says he is not old enough to purchase/recieve a new manufacture handgun in Missouri, or purchase any pistol through an FFL (federal law = 21 to acquire through an FFL, we...

Definately different people, I, unfrontuantely, don't have a life, and have found this topic interesting. Your not reading my posts. The C&R license is completely different from the piece of Missouri law he and I are referring to. Again, under Missouri law, C&R guns are exempt from the...

Cane, i reiterate. Buying or recieving a firearm as a gift is legal, as long as your are legally eligible to possess the weapon. Secondly, again, the Missouri law uses C&R as a definition, it doens't mean he needed a license to purchase it. It just means he did not need a MO Permit to...

Also, i agree with Maned Wolf, the police won't be aware of the subtleties of this law (most people who are knowledgable won't), and i'd EXPECT harrassment, and probably arrest and possibly charges if you were pulled over or otherwise caught with the gun while <21. I'm not advising this...

Well, C&R license is totally separate from the Missouri exemption. The Missouri law exempts them as a class of firearms, from the PTA - doesn't have anything to do with a federal C&R license, its just a definition of a class of handguns. And I know strawman purchases are a big federal...

Aye, perhaps. However, your reply about the gift of a modern pistol doesn't fit, as its considerably more illegal than the hint of a strawman purchase (which, i personally don't agree with. If he can legally possess the handgun (a C&R handgun in Missouri), and isn't a felon/minor, i don't...