There are semiautomatic guns (pull of trigger fires one shot) and fully automatic guns (pulling trigger ONCE fires more than one shot) Semiautomatic guns are legal in almost every place in the US. Fully automatic guns are restricted in a few states, but can be owned in others IF the gun is registered with the Federal BATFE, and a one time $200 tax paid on the transfer of ownership. LEGAL fully automatic guns are VERY expensive, with cost starting at about $2,000, and quickly going up. Guns such as an original Thompson submachinegun may sell for $20,000 or more.
I don't have real-time data, but according to the most recent statistics from 2019, approximately 417 people were killed by automatic rifles in the United States. It's important to note that these numbers can vary from year to year.
Depending on where you are, guns are NOT illegal.
Brady Campaign/Million Mom March, MAIG (Mayors Against Illegal Guns), Moms Demand Action
Yes, cap guns are legal in Chicago as long as they comply with the city's requirements, such as not resembling real firearms and being used in a safe manner. However, it's important to always check the latest regulations to ensure compliance.
Presumably legal. There are no solid statistics to indicate what the number of illegal guns are - it can only be estimated. Also, there are very few guns that are illegal. This would include only machine guns and destructive devices without proper paperwork. Most guns used in crime are legal to own by normal people, but in possession of what is called a "prohibited person". Felons may not possess guns, but it is the felon status that makes this a crime, not the gun.
Cap guns are illegal in Rhode Island.
Because the government in Korea decided that should be the law in Korea.
BB guns and airsoft guns are legal, but it may be illegal to transport them, especially to handle them if they are looking like 'real' guns.
Check out the auction sites - Gun Broker, Auction Arms, Guns America.
bb guns r illegal in North Carolina
Yes, with the very few exceptions of certain older automatic mechanical guns.
In Canada, the kinds of guns that shops are allowed to carry for sale are only hand guns and semi-automatic guns. Fully automatic guns are not allowed to be sold.