Yes, the following NFA items (as of Jan, 2010) are legal in the state of Indiana.
- Suppressors
- Machine Guns
- Short Barreled Rifles
For a suppressor, you are going to need to find a Class III dealer. You will then fill out an ATF Form 4 in duplicate. You will affix a passport photo to each Form 4. You will then get fingerprinted by an agency in your town authorized to do so. Then, you will get your Chief Law Enforcement Officer to fill out your Form 4 if he approves it. You will then fill out a Certificate of Compliance. Next comes the $200 check to the BATF. You'll put that all in an envelope and mail it to the BATF.
In short, find a Class III dealer in your state to help you out.
For more information on how to posses these NFA items, please refer to: http://elcasadepwnage.org/page.php?2
Yes, silencers, which are also known as suppressors, are legal to own in Indiana's for both rifles and handguns. However, they are regulated under federal law, and buyers have to go through the proper channels and obtain the necessary paperwork from the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives) to purchase one.
The legal drinking age in the state of Indiana is 21 years old.
In Indiana, a person is considered a legal adult at age 18. Prior to turning 18, a child is considered a minor and is under the legal authority of their parents or legal guardians.
No, switchblades are illegal in Indiana. Possession, sale, and manufacture of switchblades are prohibited under state law.
Switchblades are legal to own and possess in Indiana, but they cannot be carried in a concealed manner. It is important to note that local ordinances may have additional restrictions regarding switchblades.
In Indiana, parents have legal responsibility for their children until they reach the age of 18. After turning 18, individuals are considered legal adults and are responsible for themselves.
Silencers are not legal in the state of Iowa. Currently there are 39 out of 50 states that individuals, trusts and corporations can legally own silencers.
Because they could easily be used as firearm silencers.
Suppressors are legal, yes.
Yes, silencers are legal in Nevada (assuming they are correctly registered with the ATF)
The local police can assist you.
Yes. Must be registered with the Federal BATF, but state legal.
The answer can by yes or no depending on specifics which you don't go into.
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In MOST of the US, silencers (correct term is suppressor) are legal. However, under Federal law, a suppressor must be registered with the BATFE as a Class III firearm, and a $200 tax paid on the transfer of ownership. Some states may not permit.
No. Silencers are against federal law, so no state law can over ride it. ------ Actually, that is incorrect. Suppressors (silencers) are quite legal in the US. Federal law restricts them, but does not prohibit them. The federal requirements are not difficult to meet. Checking PA state law it appears that suppressors are also quite legal in that state so long as you comply with the federal requirements.
As long as you pay the federal tax and fill out the appropriate paperwork and your state allows them, yes.
The Silencers was created in 1962.