Massachusetts Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What is considered a 'large capacity' weapon under Massachusetts law?

  1. Any firearm able to hold more than 10 rounds

  2. Any semi-automatic handgun

  3. Any firearm able to hold more than 15 rounds

  4. Any rifle with a barrel length over 18 inches

The correct answer is: Any firearm able to hold more than 10 rounds

Weapons with a capacity of more than 10 rounds are identified as 'large capacity' weapons under Massachusetts law. This means that firearms with a capacity of 10 rounds or less do not fall under this category. Option B and D are incorrect as they do not specify the capacity of the weapon. Option C is incorrect as it states a capacity of 15 rounds, which is below the designated limit. Option A is the most accurate choice as it clearly outlines the specific capacity that constitutes a 'large capacity' weapon in Massachusetts. However, it is worth noting that this law may vary in other states.

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