Under the US 1968 Gun Control Act, you must be 18 yrs old to purchase a rifle or shotgun from a dealer. You must be 21 to buy other firearms, such as handguns.
No. Aside from the federal law which states that a felon may not have access to, be in possession of, or purchase firearms, anyone who handles firearms in that shop must be covered under the shop's Federal Firearms Licence - any employees who are included under that licence may not handle firearms in that shop. No convicted felon is going to be approved for that.
Under SC Code 16-23-50(A), carrying a handgun illegally is a misdemeanor (2) offence. If convicted, the defendant could face up to one year in prison and/or pay a fine of up to $2,000.00. Additionally, police must confiscate firearms.
First requirement - the contract driver must be properly licensed ... must have a CDL to drive a log truck.
Unlikely. Most firearms must ship to a licensed dealer.
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Georgia does not require the registration of firearms owned by citizens. Georgia law actually prohibits local city/county governments from registering firearms when applying for a firearms license. However dangerous weapons must be registered in compliance with the National Firearm Act (NFA) of 1934 and Federal Gun Control Act (GCA) of 1968
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This all depends on the country where you live. Some countries consider them firearms. In the USA they are not considered firearms but you must be 18 to purchase one. Other countries may not consider them firearms but they are heavily regulated.
You will need to consult with a lawyer familiar with IL firearms law for a legal and correct answer.
It is possible for a civilian to legally own a full auto firearm in the US, but it's a bit more complicated than a "yes/no" answer would imply. The National Firearms Act was passed in 1934, which set up a system of licencing and tax stamps for certain classes of firearms and destructive devices. In 1968, under the Gun Control Act of 1968, the further importation of fully automatic firearms for civilian sales was prohibited. Thus, an imported full auto firearm must have been imported and NFA registered prior to the Gun Control Act of 1968 in order to be transferable to civilian buyers. As a stipulation for passage of the Firearms Owners Protection Act of 1986, domestic manufacture of full auto weapons for civilian sales was ceased (this included imported rifles with enough US parts to be 922r compliant). Thus, a domestically manufactured/converted full auto must have been manufactured and/or converted prior to the passage of the Firearm Owners Protection Act in order to be transferable to civilian buyers.
You must consult with a lawyer familiar with MA firearms law for a legal and correct answer. The details of the incident will be a factor.