Sort of. Just possessing the firearm would be one charge, and another charge by discharging the firearm (assuming it is in violation of a statute).
But discharging the firearm several times will more than likely increase the punishment. This depends on what he shot at and your state law.
There is absolutely no way to know what someones punishment will be, there are just too many factors.
No. Firearms and munitions are forbidden from a felon's possession.
Just as long as the sentence for having a gun with bullets.
Not enough background info to asnwer. If you are in LEGAL possession of them, there is no penalty. If you are a convicted felon in possession of them you could be looking at significant state and/or federal time.
federal law prohibits convicted felons from possession of firearms and/or ammunition and so do most states.
No- but what you can have, and where you can have it is regulated.
I took 3 bullets in the leg for my wife
the bullets whizzed by, trapping the beleaguered soldier.
I am impervious from bullets and I destroyed the robbers.
Max pulled the trigger and bullets shot out
People have been convicted without proper evidence. The accusation should be investigated; perhaps you did have a gun and fear a conviction based solely on her testimony. I don't know how to prove a negative (that you did not have a gun), but if you did there are other ways to show it besides her say so; other people saw it, there is other evidence of a gun in your possession like bullets or a gun box. This is why you need a lawyer.
bullets
The indestructible boy survived all those bullets