I suppose you mean semi automatic weapons.. which is basically 95% of guns in the homes of Americans.
I suppose you mean semi automatic weapons.. which is basically 95% of guns in the homes of Americans.
https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/may-machine-guns-be-transfer...
Uh, yes they are, there are just more rules in place for them than other firearms. I've been around guns casually for a similar amount of time, and I've shot fully automatic weapons, and can see them pretty much any time I want at the local range. I don't even live in a "gun friendly" state.
Some, like the famous American 180 (Otherwise known as the Angry Bees) are grand-fathered in and allowed to be used.
You mean an NFA transfer tax stamp. Class 3 SOT is a status given to certain FFLs to allow them to deal in retail sales of NFA restricted items. It does not refer to the NFA items themselves.