Gotta have that FFL for a .22 cal shotgun!

[grizzly97]

Sorry if this is a repost, but damn is this funny!

http://www.ehow.com/facts_7436830_do-gun-license-_22-caliber_.html

 

[Twmaster]

While obviously written by a dip stick, I guess if you put ratshot in your .22 it -is- a shotgun...

 

[338Shooter]

I think it would need a smooth bore to be a shotgun regardless of the ammo you shoot through it.

 

[grizzly97]

While obviously written by a dip stick, I guess if you put ratshot in your .22 it -is- a shotgun...

Nope. That's just a "shot shell"

I think it would need a smooth bore to be a shotgun regardless of the ammo you shoot through it.

Dind ding ding

The rest of her article is full of "drrr's" as well.

 

[crg1372]

I think it would need a smooth bore to be a shotgun regardless of the ammo you shoot through it.

I'd consider a 12 gauge slug gun with a fully rifled barrel still a shotgun.

 

[Honeybee]

Licenses



To own a .22 caliber, it is necessary to complete a Federal Firearms License application. WRONG WRONG WRONG. The application is available on its website. If a person is buying a .22 caliber at a gun show, for instance, the person should also fill out Form 4473. UNLESS YOU ARE BUYING FROM AN INDIVIDUAL You must submit this form to the AFT (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.)ONLY A LICENSED FFL CAN SUBMIT A 4473.



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[338Shooter]

I'd consider a 12 gauge slug gun with a fully rifled barrel still a shotgun.

As long as the barrel is 18" or longer the ATF has granted their magical "sporting" purpose to this situation. By the letter of the law it would be a destructive device. A rifle with a bore >.50".

 

[Twmaster]

Nope. That's just a "shot shell"

It was a joke...

 

[MoBoost]

As long as the barrel is 18" or longer the ATF has granted their magical "sporting" purpose to this situation. By the letter of the law it would be a destructive device. A rifle with a bore >.50".

The law is funny right around there - unless it is specifically specified as DD all other shotguns are exempt; that's how they build legal 12/10/8 bore rifles.

 

[338Shooter]

The law is funny right around there - unless it is specifically specified as DD all other shotguns are exempt; that's how they build legal 12/10/8 bore rifles.

Oh yeah, that is a funny area of the firearms laws for sure.