How to Legally Own Tommy Guns: Step by Step
To legally own a Tommy Gun, you must be at least 21, a legal U.S. resident, and have no felony convictions. Find a pre-1986 registered Tommy Gun, as new ones can’t be transferred.
You’ll need to submit fingerprints, photos, and a Form 4 application to the ATF, pay a $200 tax, and pass a thorough background check that can take several months.
When approved, you can pick up your gun from a licensed dealer. Keep following for a full breakdown of the process.