Futuristic
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Firearms = Title II, Class 3
eliphalet wrote:
You guys don't get out much, do you?
The NFRTR is the National Registry for NFA weapons, those regulated by the National Firearms Act of 1934. Most people know them better as Title II, or Class 3 weapons. That would be Machineguns, Silencers/Suppressors, AOWs, Short Barreled Rifles and Shotguns, and Destructive Devices (did I miss anything?)
The NFRTR is a Registry of ALL NFA weapons in the US, and you don't transfer or possess NFA weapons without them being logged as such in the NFRTR.
The confusion of course is that the Feds used the term Firearm to mean two COMPLETELY separate things, in different places. Firearm in the NFA does NOT mean the same thing as Firearm in the Brady law, etc.
Futuristic
eliphalet wrote:
Is this Florida law?to receive or possess a firearm which is not registered to him in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record;or
If not we must live in different countrys, I am still in America last time I looked.
I never heard of it if it isn't, and I can, and have, and will continue, to buy and sell face to face, and I ain't a gonna register nothing to anybody. Unless I buy or sell from a FFL it's legal and no ones business but mine and the other party involved. Bought a three screw Ruger at a show last weekend and gave the guy the money walked out right past the cop at the door and he never said one word. Register? not here. There is no " national register" we're suppose to do nope,nada.
You guys don't get out much, do you?
The NFRTR is the National Registry for NFA weapons, those regulated by the National Firearms Act of 1934. Most people know them better as Title II, or Class 3 weapons. That would be Machineguns, Silencers/Suppressors, AOWs, Short Barreled Rifles and Shotguns, and Destructive Devices (did I miss anything?)
The NFRTR is a Registry of ALL NFA weapons in the US, and you don't transfer or possess NFA weapons without them being logged as such in the NFRTR.
The confusion of course is that the Feds used the term Firearm to mean two COMPLETELY separate things, in different places. Firearm in the NFA does NOT mean the same thing as Firearm in the Brady law, etc.
Futuristic