Yes, provided you have complied with the FEDERAL law regarding suppressors. This is governed by 18 PA.C.S.§ 908.
There is no difference, they both do the same thing. Using the analogy of a gun (firearm) for example: a handgun, which is easily concealed upon a person, shoots a bullet; a grenade is equally concealable. An aerial bomb and a rifle (which shoots a bullet) are not easily concealable upon a person. The handgun is to grenade, as the rifle is to (an aerial) bomb.
Yes, no, maybe. You fail to mention how old you are and where you are located, both of which determine which answer is correct.
The Arisaka Type 38 Rifle and the Arisaka Type 44 Rifle both used a 6.5 mm bullet whereas the Arisaka Type 99 Rifle used a 7.7 cartridge . The Nambu Type 14 Handgun used an 8 mm cartridge .
To purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer, or from a venue at which 25 or more guns are available for sale, you must be 21+ To purchase handgun ammunition, you must be 21+ To get a CHL in Oregon, you must be 21+ To own a handgun in Oregon, you must be 18+ Private party sales are legal in Oregon, provided that both parties are legally able to purchase / possess the firearms in question (not a felon, above the legal age, etc.). In theory, then, a person above the age of 18 could legally purchase a handgun as part of a private party sale. They just cannot carry it, or transport it loaded.
The answer depends on where you are. In the U.S. it is perfectly legal to purchase a handgun from another individual, as long as both parites can legally possess the firearm in question, however, some states require the transaction to be processed through a licensed dealer, but most states don't require that.
actually the 32-20 calibre was found in both rifles and hanguns.it was a popular idea to carry a rifle and handgun in the same caliber,due to one person being able to use ammunition in both firearms and not have to carry extra weight and 2 types of ammo in the late 19th century and early 20th while on horse back.it was also cheaper for the farmer or cowboy to use.
According to federal law the shortest barrel length allowed for both rifle or shotgun is 16 inches.
There is no difference between an AR rifle and an AR rifle
In Michigan, both the AR-15 and the Beretta Storm CX4 are legal to own, provided they comply with state laws regarding features and magazine capacity. The state does have a 30-inch overall length rule, which classifies firearms as rifles if they exceed this length; otherwise, they may be considered handguns or other categories based on their configuration. Always check the most current state regulations, as laws can change.
a cowboy takes both a rifle and a hat
the answer can be both yes and no, depending on the exact circumstances
Yes