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Yeah, they're legal in the states if you get the 37mm model. They launch flare, smoke, and CS grenades. Also if you have some machine skills you can make a sleeve and shot 12 gauge shotgun shells. That's illegal though. It falls under a AOW (Any Other Weapon). That's a $5 transfer tax and a BATFE Form 3 that you need to handle. The real military 40mm model is a DD (Destructive Device). That's a ton of paper work and being really friendly with BATFE.
 
Surprise actually! But I guess if you label them as a survival safety signaling device I guess you could get away with it.
 
Few Examples-
Browning Auto-5
Remington Model 1100
Remington Model 1187
Winchester Super X3
Benilli M3 Super 90
Benilli M4

Etc......

There are many semi-auto shotguns. They're nothing new. John Browning designed the Browning Auto 5 / Remington Model 11 back in 1898 and had it patented in 1900. Production of the Auto 5 ended in 1998. It was the first successful autoloading shotgun ever produced.
 
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