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Posted: 10/29/2002 1:35:55 PM EDT
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I was looking at buying a .50 cal black powder gun. My dad has the Thompson/Center Hawken I really like it. I was looking for a cap lock. So what I was wondering is where a good place to either get a kit or a complete gun would be? And also a few places I have checked out on the net that sales complete guns doesnt require an FFL for black powder what is up with that? Thanks for the help guys KC |
www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/ www.grafs.com/index.cfm www.dnrsports.com
Muzzleloading firearms, and replicas thereof, were exempted from the '68 GCA. Some states and municipalities, however, choose to regulate them. |
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Firearms and replicas of those firearms which do not use fixed case ammunition are considered "non-guns" (this is paraphrased from the GCA '68). "Non-guns" do not require an FFL for sales nor do they require the paperwork for a "gun". To qoute a friend, "If the good Lord had intended for man to use percussion caps, he would have put them in creek beds." |
Not by the Feds. State and local laws sometimes do. |
heck, wal-mart has them. dixie gun works. tapco sells em sometimes. |
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