Indiana does not have gun registration. If you're carrying your firearm in the legal and prescribed manner, there is no requirement for it to be registered.
Yes, it is. since like MOST US states, Texas has no requirement for, and no provision for registering firearms.
Yes
That you were in possession (see legal definition of this as it can be more than in your hand!) of a firearm (check what constitutes a "firearm" in Florida, it can vary) And you are a convicted fellon! No need to explain the latter!
in the US, yes. You may make a gun for your own use. You must be old enough to possess a gun, and it must meet legal characteristics of a legal firearm.
in the US, yes. You may make a gun for your own use. You must be old enough to possess a gun, and it must meet legal characteristics of a legal firearm.
not legal
You can but it wouldn't be legal.
No, the Game Laws and the CCW legislatioon of ALL states specifically prohibit bearing firearms when "under the influence."
Yes. The firearm laws relating to concealed weapons do not apply to rifles- they are not considered concealable.
1. Is it legal to search a home with a warrant? YES 2. Can a person be arrested if a weapon is found? YES, if the circumstances warrant it. If the person arrested didn't have the legal right to own or possess a firearm he can be arrested incidental to the search warrant. No matter if a person is otherwise the legal owner of a weapon (firearm), if drugs are found then the person does not have the legal right to own or possess the firearm: drugs and weapons DON'T MIX, even if the weapon owner has a concealed firearms permit or otherwise legally owns the firearm. 3. Informant has been arrested several times? RED HERRING!
The minimum would be a year, but it will most likely be several years, up to 15. One noteworthy comment though, the State of Florida, like most other states, does not require registration, so the "unregistered" part would not have any legal weight regarding the prison sentence.