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According to the ATF, A firearm designed fire more than one bullet with a single pull of the trigger.  They are highly regulated and require a lot of expensive bureacratic paperwork and a squeaky-clean record to acquire the Class III Federal Firearms License needed to legally own one.  The M-16A2 would [technically] fall under this category because of its ability to fire in 3-round bursts.

AR-15s, civilian semiauto AK-47 clones, etc, ARE NOT [MACHINE GUNS].  The most common AK-47 variant in the US civilian market is the Romanian-built WASR-10, imported by Century Arms, because it is the least expensive AK.  Although similar in appearance, they DO NOT fit the [definition] of MACHINE GUN because they fire one and only one round with a single pull of the trigger, which means they are semi-automatic.  An AR-15, despite its similarity to an M-16, is not the same thing.  Vietnam-era M-16s were true [MACHINE GUNS] also, capable of fully automatic fire.  The Pentagon brass found this to be a waste of ammo and restricted later models to 3 round burst mode as the only option for selective fire.

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