What do I need to do, in order to purchase an automatic weapon, like a machine gun?
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You need to fill out form 4 from the the BATF, pay a two hundred one time tax stamp to the feds, get your local LEO to sign of on it.  Wait about a year
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WHERE DO I SIGN UP AND CAN I BRING MY GUNS
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TOW rocket launcher (Tube launched Optically sighted Weapon)\n\nStinger Missile\n.50 Caliber machine gun\nM16A2 rifle\nM1911 semi-automatic pistol\netc etc
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If you decide on an AEG make sure it has a metal gearbox.\nSeveral Tokyo Marui clones with metal gearboxes can be found for under 100.00. These can be repaired with high quality Marui guts if and when they break or you decide to upgrade. Like most  Marui AEG's, they will have plastic bodies, but what do you expect for a bargain basement price? They are quite durable for plastic. \nThere are plastic gearbox guns for under Fifty bucks, but they are only cool-looking toys... Great for living room op's -but short lived, and non-repairable.
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Yes. You can get a license to own an automatic weapon, but the AR15 looks exactly the same. You fill out an application with a Class III dealer (only a few around)  & lay down a deposit. The feds do a hardcore background check plus the $250 fee per weapon. IF & when they clear you, complete the purchase, but they have the right to no-warrant search your house at any time to inspect the storage conditions. Call your local ATF office, explain you're a collector & want to figure out the process. Also be aware that some states (Ca, NY) have additional regulations that the feds will not care about, so they may license you in Ca, but that doesn't prevent your local/state cops from busting down your door. There's also regulations about transport & such. Do lots of research.
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GO TO A PAWN SHOP OR TO A GUN STORE AND THEY WILL ASSIST YOU.
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There are a couple of other options: www.auctionarms.com and www.gunbroker.com.  If you already know how much it's worth or how much you want for it, set it up with a reserve price of that amount.  Since it's not a firearm, you should have no problems, but make sure that you list somewhere in the auction terms that the buyer has the responsibility for ensuring the item is legal in their area.
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check at your local gun shop, they will know
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Invention of necessity. Look in to the History and development of the gun. Let the legal stuff be damn. Defense, defense, defense, or die. A rock will kill you just as easy.
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It totally depends where you live.  In some states or cities, you can buy either a pellet gun or airsoft at 14 and its no problem.  In other places you can't buy either one untill your at least 18 and 21 if its a realistic looking handgun replica. \n\nJust call Wal-Mart here you live and ask them or go to the sporting goods department and look around.  They usually have any age restictions posted near the airguns if you have to be a certain age to buy them.  Make sure you have an adult teach you about how to use either of these types of airguns safley and get permission before you buy one.  Hope that helps.
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first of all i recommend you get your own gear.  the gun for everything you Will ever want to do in paintball is the tippmann 98 custom.  for around 500 dollars you can turn it into a machine gun.  next you need to get barrel for it and depending on your style of play you could get the flatline barrel which adds an extra 100 feet of accuracy.\n\nnext there are many games you can play withyour new stuff.  you can play capture the flag , elimination, capture the fort, or timed games.  pretty much whatever game you want to play you can do in paintball\n\nfinally there are only a few rules since youre not ggoing to a field  do not shoot anyone within 6 feet, alwasy ask for surrender within twenty feet ( you can shoot them if they say no), never use frozen paintballs or marbles because they can and will send people to the hospital  thats really everything you need to know but heres a few sites that might help
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nSimply .... you can't!\n\nUnder federal law, you must be 18 years old to purchase a long arm (rifle or shotgun), and 21 to purchase a handgun. Under some elements of the federal law, a minor can not even legally handle their parent's legally acquired firearms in their presence or with their consent. State laws typically mirror federal law. Basically, it is best to wait a few years, and no jeopardize your right/privilege to own a firearm when you are of legal age!
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you really don't want to buy used weapons unless you know the former owner (some owners are harder on weapons thus cutting down the weapons life span).  you first need to decide whether you want electric or dry (depends on whether you want to compete and whether your local clubs have electric fencing available).  \nmy suggestion is to get a starter set from one of these places...\nphysical chess\nblue gauntlet \ntriplette\nabsolute\nyou should be able to find them if you put their name in a search engine.
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you'll have to go through a local gun shop
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do you need to bring your own weapons?
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Any firearm must be mailed by someone with a Federal Firearms License.  Try a gun shop...most of them will mail it for a small fee as long as you have the address of another gun shop on the end.  \n\nAs far as the emtpy grenade, you can just buy another one cheaper than the cost of sending it thru the mail....
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I know a great firearm site called gunbroker. It's easy and free to sign up, all you have to do is find an auction you want to bid on(but don't bid just yet) find a local LICENSED gun dealer or gun shop in your area. Tell them about the auction(most gun dealers use or have at least heard of Gunbroker) ask them if they accept these kind of sales and how much a transfer fee would be. Transfer fees usually are around 10-30 dollars. Bid on the item in this case an Ak47 have it shipped to the dealer and pick it up when it arrives. \n-Happy Bidding :)