How old you got to be to Buy A AK 47?

Question

How old you got to be to Buy A AK 47?

Answer 1

In the US you have to be 18 years old to buy one yourself legally.

Answer 2

probably at least 18 in most states

Answer 3

18 in the United States of America. 10 in the West Bank or Gaza.

Answer 4

i doesnt matter as  long as u  have ur hunting licence

Answer 5

18 years old in my country...

Answer 6

18 for a semi-auto ak47 or variant of. You can get one at any store and even online. Full auto is a different story. You have to either get a class 3 liscence and/or pay a $200 tax stamp. Paying the stamp would be easier but the gun will cost thousands. And not one or two grand, 10 or more. And it has to be made prior to 1986. Now there is a ******** here (he knows who he is) that will say ak47 is illegal because it's full auto and its not, that depends on the state but it still has to be registerd with BAFTE.

Answer 7

I'm going to assume you mean in America. As far as i can tell, in most states, it takes a clean criminal record; a driver's license or State ID that shows your address and that you are 18+ and money to pay for it. So if you are in the US and it's a sporter AK clone, you just need to be 18, if it's a CLASS 3 registered machine gun then you will need the stamps and a lot of money.

Bottom line, USA is 18 or older for a long rifle.

Have fun, much luck, play it safe.

Answer 8

18 in the United States, other countries may have different requirements if they even allow it.

Answer 9

Normally 18.  Old enough to word the question with proper English!

Answer 10

It depends on the state you live in.

Most states treat it like any other rifle, meaning you have to be 18.

Some states, like Kali and Maryland require you to be 21 to purchase it.

If you did want to buy a full auto(which im sure you don't) you would have to be 21 for that.

Answer 11

thats a fully automatic firearm so u have to be 18 and get your non-restricted firearms liscence then get your restricted firearms liscence, and u also have to be old enough to use proper grammar in asking your question. "...got to be..."