Looking to buy a rifle flash or sound suppressor / silencer. Is it legal to use in Illinois and i own a FAL?
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Possesing a silencer in the state of Illinois is ILLEGAL! A flash suppresor is not. Anything that removes any sound from a rifle or any firearm is a FELONY. Be very careful who you tell that you are going to do that. You must be a Liscenced class 3 arms dealer to be in possesion of one of those. Believe me, everybody wants one, a lot of people have one. Just don't get caught with one! Good Luck, Be Careful.
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Not illegal at all - eBay just doesn't want that business. If you want to arrange a firearms purchase over the internet (you can't really BUY a gun online unless you're a licensed dealer) then head to one of the links below.
148192
Cabelas stores have obsolete ammo.  I think 351's are around $30 a box.  I've fired some made by winchester, but I think they have been discontinued now.
658324
A gun that doesn't look like a gun is classified by the BATFE as an AOW, or Any Other Weapon. In order to purchase an AOW, you must fill out some ATF paperwork, get the chief law enforcement officer to sign off on the paperwork, submit fingerprints and 2 photographs, submit to a criminal background check, wait for the ATF to approve the purchase, and pay for a special tax stamp that must be affixed to the paperwork. Furthermore, you really should have the paperwork with the AOW at all times to prove its legality.\n\nAre you really sure you want to go through all that?
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You don't.\nIf you want one legally, you have to apply\nfor a special permit from the ATF.\nI doubt very highly that you'll get one.\nIf you do get one, don't get caught.\nA air gunner had one on his air rifle, it got confiscated,\nhe got arrested, went to court after over a year in prison,\ngot a very, very big fine, and went back prison. \nDon't screw with the ATF. \nIf you don't know what that is, Alcohol, Tabbaco, and Firearms.\nIt's the Feds.\nGo ahead, try it, I love it when I hear of people in the news for trying stupid things like that, I laugh my azz off.
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first, it depends on where you live.  in illinois only slug shooting shotguns are allowed.  in the carolinas you can use buckshot.  out west, a long range 30 cal centerfire is the norm.  in texas and down south, 243's are common.\n\ni use a .308
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They make a pellet rifle that takes two of the small CO2 tanks that is very quite and has power of 22 cal rifle.  But if you are rich then a silenced rifle would be sure thing.   They are not illegal like un educated people think.   but they are expensive.  Must buy through a class 3 gun dealer and must wait for FBI background check plus pay $200 tax on the gun.   Best bet is the crossman rifle that takes the CO2 tanks but you must remember that they are power full and deadly. be sure there is nothing behind your target that you wouldn't want to hit with possible misses.
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RPGs your allowed to own legally, and if your licensed to, you can legally own plastic grenades, (much waiting involved with the feds on waiting lists.) anything that’s considered a weapon, and can be considered "fully automatic" unless its a car, its illegal in any case.  unless your a secret squirrel for the government, they're going to have a pretty big problem with finding out you even want one.  (but, I don’t really plan on contacting anyone about this question, or any question I read on here, so duh.)  \n\nsilencers innately affect the accuracy of a gun, so a silencer on anything, especially something with a short barrel like that of a pistol, is going to severely affect the accuracy.  you will not find an accurate pistol like the one you speak of, the barrel is just too short to make any bullet accurate.  but if you try your local pawn shop, you'll be sure to find a good ol' regular one.  you can pick up a 50 cal from your local army surplus, however, it will be missing some key components that are pretty hard to reproduce. if anyone does find out that you somehow managed to arm this kind of weapon, they would raid your house just to confiscate it.   \n\nhonestly, I know somebody like you.  he owns like 20 guns.  (none of which are capable of blowing a hole in anything any smaller than a foot wide) even a German pistol from world war 2 with a Nazi sign on it. (its pretty old, but it is a piece of history)  except for he doesn’t have the balls to pull the trigger when he needs to.  its pretty sad.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nUnder current federal law, any sale made by a holder of a FFL (Federal Firearms License) must conduct a National Instant Check. Only private party sales are currently exempt from this check. However, whoever bought the firearm first is the registered owner start a paper trail when they sell a firearms because they never know what future owner will use it unlawfully.\n\nBe forewarned... most stated do not allow property owners the right to use lethal force to protect property (your stated reason for buying a rifle). In most states, if you use lethal force to protect property you will find yourself facing charges for murder.\n\nHave a nice day. Good luck.
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You can go to the State of IL website and download the application.  http://www.isp.state.il.us/foid/  Or you can go to any place that sells firearms or hunting supplies and they probably have the applications as well.
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Yes, while I do not have a direct link to a source for you... I have been hunting there many times. While never using a Savage Smokeless... I have used many other blackpowder rifles, as well as a smokeless. As there may be zone specific requirements for muzzleloaders, you should check the Arkansas DNR website.
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In California I'm pretty sure it's legal. I had one for years. You could always just call the police station and ask. \n.
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owning the land makes no difference to the law on firewords,  you will need to refer to your state and city laws.  for example no private fireworks is allowed in Georgia,  here in Tennesse it is legal.\n\nif you owned 300 acres, you may not get caught doing fireworks, but it would still not be legal, if it is illegal in your area
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What you are about to do is illegal.  READ THE YELLOW FEDERAL FORM.   The firearm must be for you.  If you buy it then give it to him you have committed a felony because the gun was never meant to be for you!!!!!!!!!
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its BB guns and they are not illegal they can be bought and sold without a f/o/i/d card but they are only for target practice or out at the creek or river or in the country not in city limits
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Yes but we call it an AR-15 \n\nIn the United States, variants with certain features were prohibited for new sales to civilians during the period 1994-2004 by the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, under the provision known as the Assault Weapons Ban. Since the expiration of the AWB, however, those features are only illegal in part or in whole in certain states. A recent ban of AR-15s in the state of California sparked a renewed interest in the rifle. It is estimated that some 10,000 California Legal AR-15s are in existence in the state. Replacing the Lower Receiver of a standard AR-15 with one that has a fixed (10 round) magazine (see below for instructions) will render the firearm legal, and able to utilize "scary features" such as a telescoping stock and pistol grip. The magazine is not detachable, and to re-load the rifle you must pull a pin, lift the (now hinged) receiver, exposing the magazine, and load either with a stripper clip or by hand, then close. Popular lower receivers for this purpose are manufactured by Stag Arms, Fulton Armory, Mega and Ameetec. Stag makes a lower receiver called the STAG-15 which is considered an "off-list" receiver by the CA DOJ and is temporarily legal. This receiver can be made into a full rifle if the following requirements are met: the receiver has a fixed magazine with no more than 10 cartridges - in which case the rifle may have pistol grips, folding or collapsing stocks, etc.; or, the receiver may have a detachable magazine but may NOT possess any sort of attachment such as pistol grips, folding or collapsing stocks, etc.
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Try this site.\n\nhttp://www.textfiles.com/politics/GUNS/caligun.law\n As far as I can read, it is considered the same as with general firearms. Discharging away from occupied dwellings is legal and you are not likely to get into any trouble for it. If you have a hunting license you should be fine in shooting critters, but you might want to check with your local fish and game service for definites. They can tell you about shooting animals on or off private property. Good luck to you.