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Depends on whether you're referring to an actual assault rifle, or a so-called "civilian assault weapon" as defined by the BATFE.
In the case of a true assault rifle, they're defined by their use of an intermediate cartridge combined with the select fire option (burst or full auto). Larger rifles which fire full power cartridges, such as the FN FAL or G3, fall into the battle rifle category.
For semi automatic, civilian legal firearms of the sort there's a concerted effort to ban currently in the US, the BATFE definition (and the basis of the 1994 Clinton ban) considers a rifle to be a so-called "civilian assault weapon" if it has two or more of the following features:
- Pronounced pistol grip
- Flash suppressor or a threaded barrel
- Collapsible or folding buttstock
- Bayonet lug
- Rifle grenade launching lug
California law defines one as having even a single one of those features (except for the bayonet lug), and also includes thumbhole stocks and forward grips.
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What licenses are needed for a US citizen to purchase assault rifles both in the US and from other countries?
IT VARIES FROM STATE TO STATE. I BELIEVE THAT ASSAULT RIFLES SHOULD BE BANNED. IT VARIES FROM STATE TO STATE. I BELIEVE THAT ASSAULT RIFLES SHOULD BE BANNED.
What is a weakness of the AK-47?
well for starters if in the hands of a person who has no experience on how to control the recoil the recoil is a big problem, and compared to other assault rifles it has a slow firing rate Edit: its main weakness is its lower accuracy compared to other assault rifles and its Iron sights are crude. the answer on top of this is also right.
What is an AK-474?
An AK-47 is a gun which is a selective fire, gas operated 7.62mm assault rifle developed in the Soviet Union by Mikhail Kalashnikov in the 1940s. The AK stands for втомат Калашникова 47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova 47) - Kalashnikov automatic rifle, model of 1947.The AK-47 was one of the first true assault rifles and, due to its durability, low production cost and ease of use, the weapon and its numerous variants remain the most widely used assault rifles in the world --- so much so that more AK-type rifles have been produced than all other assault rifles combined.
What assault rifle is the best?
First, you will have to define what makes a rifle "best". The AK47 is the most common, but was replaced by the AK74 using a new cartridge. The M16 is newer than the AK47, but has longer range and better accuracy. FN, Galil, Steyr and dozens of other firms make very good rifles. There will always be different opinions, and no one answer.
How have weapons changed since the civil war?
Muzzle loading rifles with the capability of 3 to 4 shots a minute have been replaced with full automatic assault rifles with the capability of over 750 shots a minute. There are many other changes.
How many ak assault rifles are there?
There are estimated to be well over six million AKs of all types out there (-47, AKM, AK-74, and other AK derivatives, such as the Zastava M21).
How do you register a gifted rifle?
If you're in the US, there isn't going to be any requirement to register a rifle. The only times rifles have to be registered is when they're Title II NFA regulated items (rifles with a barrel under 16", full auto rifles, etc.). The one exception to this rule is California, which requires registration of all so-called "civilian assault rifles" and .50 calibre rifles - neither of which can be gifted or transferred any other way to anyone within the state of California.
What charge will it be if a landlord puts his hands on you?
Depends on the state, battery in some states and assault in others. Missouri - Assault...Any unwanted physical contact upon your person by another person is an assault. If it is nothing more than just a touch, that is a common assault. If it is a sexual touch, than it becomes sexual assault. If a weapon of any kind is used, other than a hand, it is an aggrevated assualt. Different states have different degrees for assault.
What makes mouse devices different from each other?
they are different to each other
How were the weapons diffrrent from other wars weapons?
The Vietnam War was the first helicopter war & the first war in history in which every uniformed combatant on both sides were armed with fully automatic assault rifles (M16s/AK47s).
What makes the heart unique?
what makes the heart different to the other organs
Why was the Assault Weapons Ban rejected?
It has to do with the 2nd Amendment "The right to bear arms". Guns don't kill people, people kill people _________________________________ The ban on so-called "assault weapons" was allowed to expire and was not renewed because only a tiny fraction of "assault weapons" were ever used in the commission of a crime. The definition of "assault weapon" was fuzzy and unclear; two rifles could have very minor cosmetic differences, and yet one might qualify as an "assault weapon" while the other rifle might not. There was no functional difference; both semi-automatic rifles, firing the same caliber bullet, but one with a black plastic stock and one with a wooden stock, or the presence or absence of a barrel shroud, would be regulated differently.
