Which of the following is classified as a Title 2 weapon?

A Title 2 weapon refers to firearms and devices that fall under the National Firearms Act (NFA). This classification typically includes items that are heavily regulated due to their potential for misuse or higher lethality.

The designation encompasses items such as machine guns, silencers, short-barreled rifles and shotguns, and other special types of firearms that require registration with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). Since any regulated firearm would include those specifically classified under the NFA, choosing this option accurately reflects the broader classification of Title 2 weapons.

In contrast, a standard pistol is typically classified under Title 1 and does not fall under the same stringent regulations as Title 2 weapons unless it is modified or has certain characteristics. A shotgun with a barrel length of more than 18 inches also does not meet the Title 2 classification unless it is made into a short-barreled shotgun. Non-lethal weapons generally do not fit into any of the Title classifications related to firearms at all. Therefore, identifying "any regulated firearm" as a Title 2 weapon is correctly articulated based on the definitions and regulations established by federal law.