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# Weapon Trafficking

The illegal trade, sale, transport, stockpiling, or distribution of firearms, ammunition, or other weapons in quantities that suggest intent to distribute or supply others.

* **10 No more than 13 Possession of Weapon Class B**
* **6 No more than than 10 Possession of Weapon Class C**
* **4 No more than 6 Possession of Weapon Class D**

Any quantity of weapons/firearms with evidence of sale, transport, or distribution (e.g., packaging, transaction logs, cash bundles, or delivery manifest)

if possession is found greater than the above amounts please refer to 15.4. LS Federal Arms Trafficking and Smuggling Act.

[15.4. SA Federal Arms Trafficking and Smuggling Act](/legislation/doj-legislation/federal-law-code-overview/federal-law-code/15.federal-firearm-possession-and-misuse-laws/15.4.-sa-federal-arms-trafficking-and-smuggling-act.md)

**Guilty Plea Sentence 200 Months Fine: $50,000**

**Felony**

**Sentence: Hold Until Trail**

**Fine: Hold Until Trail**


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