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In your other question, you did not advise that you were a convicted felon. No. whether the gun works or not is not in the law. A mere possession is illegal for you and you know it.
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Yes even though the fire arm is disabled it still counts as a violation.You are not allowed to own fire arms under Any circumstances and this can lead to another felony conviction.
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I am a cop, and the letter of the law clearly states that you cannot own a "FIREARM" if you are a convicted felon. Wether the firearm actually works or not is not the issue. Thats like a cocaine addict saying I didn't know that it was sugar...but he still bought it thinking it was coc. Legally you should not have been able to purchase a firearm, so my question would be....how did you get the firearm?
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Yes, according to section 922 of the GCA (Gun Control Act of 1968)
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