Gun Laws

First, we'd need to know what you meant by "gun permit". If you're referring to a concealed carry permit, there is no such permit covering all 48 states.

No, in addition to what Texas law may say about it, the felon is also subject to the Federal Law (USC, Title 18) which prohibits convicted felons from ever owning or possessing firearms (including black powder arms) Prisin time for this offense can be up to 15 years.

"Gun permit"? Be specific. There are two types of firearms-related permits which come to mind for NC. The first are pistol permits, required to purchase a handgun in North Carolina (but waved if you have a North Carolina concealed carry permit). Those take about a week. The second is the aforementioned concealed carry permit.. that can take up to 90 days.

To get the correct answer, you need to get a copy of NYC firearms law.

Most likely, yes.

It all has to do with fine print, and the fact that the Federal Gov't is always passing laws people don't agree with, or that don't measure up to the constitution (e.g. Deals Rape bill). I'm sure this will blow over pretty fast.

According to federal law, you can only purchase a handgun in the state where you reside. You can, however, pay for a handgun in any state, and have that dealer or individual ship the handgun to a dealer in your state, and then go to that dealer to pick it up.

Yes but it may be unlawful.

Pay your tickets first.

Depends on WHICH gun control legislation you mean. In the US, there are already several thousand "gun control" laws on the books. However, they do not work. They DO keep honest people from being able to defend themselves from criminals.

It depends on what you mean, and what state. Most states there is no such thing as a "class a" permit. There is simply a permit. In some states, the permit allows the person to carry concealed, in some states, it allows open carry or concealed carry, etcl.

In most US states there is no restriction on who can buy ammunition, just sometimes on the amount.

The major restrictions are on the guns that fire the bullets.

Repos are covered by a number of different laws: contract,civil and depending on the actions of those involved crimminal law.Its best to ask a specific question and perhaps someone can point you in the rightdirection.

Go to the link below titled CONCEALED CARRY.

It depends on what the charge is. There are two basic charges that are normally applied in that instance, Intent to go armed or illegal carrying of a weapon. One is a felony which carries at least 1 year sentence, the other is a misdemeanor, which will carry less than a year.

Unsure of your meaning of authenticated. If you are looking for information on the age and who made it, your best routes will be to visit an on-line firearms forum, post a full description, including all markings and photos of your gun. You might also visit a local gun show, where collectors may be able to offer some information.

The magazine (clip) is not a gun, and is only parts. They may be purchased on line or in stores without a permit. DO be aware that some magazines are restricted by STATE laws due to size, and may not be available for sale to your state.

Yes, provided you have complied with the FEDERAL law regarding suppressors. This is governed by 18 PA.C.S.§ 908.

No. No reciprocal agreement between those two states.

Yes. A bb gun is not a firearm.

By law a "firearm" is:

Texas law - "any device designed, made, or adapted to expel a projectile through a barrel by using the energy generated by an explosion or burning substance or any device readily convertible to that use."

Federal law - " any weapon (including a starter gun) which will or is designed to or may readily be converted to expel a projectile by the action of an explosive"

There is no "best" policy. You can't legislate behavior by restricting access to an object.

No. Under federal law, which is applicable to all states, a conviction felon may not purchase, possess, or be granted access to firearms or ammunition. Felony convictions aren't like traffic tickets - they don't go away over time.

Every state, city or country has different laws about BB guns so it is best to check with local law enforcement or city ordnance's to find out about where you want to shoot.

It all depends on the country where you live.