Written by Stile Parso
Does subsection 6 mean airguns are not classified as firearms and thus are a viable means of defense for Florida registrants?
Written by Stile Parso
Does subsection 6 mean airguns are not classified as firearms and thus are a viable means of defense for Florida registrants?
Yes. Even according to federal law, a “firearm” is a machine that expels a projectile from a self-contained, explosive, round. So, as a felon in the “land of the free”, one can still have a musket, blunderbuss, or crossbow and not be breaking the law. Air guns would also fall into that category. Buy what you can before they decide to change the law again.
I know that in Maryland I was allowed to have a pellet pistol. I of course sold it in preparation of the move.