I am aware that as a civilian I can own a Fully-Automatic Firearm or Auto SEAR that can be dropped into a semi-auto firearm to make it fully automatic, as long as its made/registered on or before May of 1986 and you pay the 200$ Tax (which is that required for each Full-Auto firearm you buy, so 200$ every time you buy one, or do you just pay 200$ one time and then your are okay'd to buy fully automatic weapons). But I was wondering what can be done in order to own Newer Fully Automatic Weapons. From what I heard, the only way to do it, is to own or work at a gun shop or gun-smithing company and you are allowed to make weapons for sale to LEO and Military only. Obviously these would not technically belong to you, and you couldn't bring them home, but you would get to test them and shoot them whenever. which I would be happy if I could at least shoot them when I wanted. So am at least close to be correct on this.
Also, I was wondering about military purchases. When you look on Firearm Company websites, or at some Online gun stores, you will see Fully Automatic firearms that say they are for sale to LEO and Military only, so does that mean that if you are in the military, you are allowed to own new Fully Automatic weapons ? but once you are out of the military you can't own them anymore. So for example, my brother is a UH-60 Blackhawk pilot, so can he go and buy a new Fully Automatic Assault Rifle ?
Also, I was wondering about military purchases. When you look on Firearm Company websites, or at some Online gun stores, you will see Fully Automatic firearms that say they are for sale to LEO and Military only, so does that mean that if you are in the military, you are allowed to own new Fully Automatic weapons ? but once you are out of the military you can't own them anymore. So for example, my brother is a UH-60 Blackhawk pilot, so can he go and buy a new Fully Automatic Assault Rifle ?