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Antique Custom Remington Rolling Block .44 Magnum Real Beauty 44Mag No FFL - Antique Guns at GunBroker.com : 969942625
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Way past my budget but I like it.
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Saw a "Bid War," coming when those two appeared out of nowhere with 2 hours left to go. Did not feel like upping my bid, or getting involved in an ego war. (Plus) My internet "Service," was abysmal yesterday after 11am.
Not like I needed it.
I'm good.
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Just looked up "Bid History," out of curiosity. Looks like several people wanted it bad. Glad I was not a part of that. I figured for $955, I'd be in and get a deal if No one else started bidding. Had already told myself I was not going up. Looks like it was the right decision. I'm sure the Seller (Ron) was happy.
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I might be wrong but any firearm that was in original condition as an antique. Then changed to something new is not an antique anymore. Being it is in 44magnum would make it a new firearm. Therefore it would need to be transferred. It could be listed as no serial number found. It's just my understanding.
You are wrong. Don't read things into the law that aren't there. See my post above quoting the law.
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Drobs The firearms act does state that any antique firearm that has been change to a new caliber or ready avaible ammo is now not an antique. National Firearms Act Definitions Antique Firearm
26 U.S.C. § 5845(G) . Dealing my self with tons of older firearms. I have been in contact with ATF here in my state, Rifles that were changed only in caliber an not in profile were now considered to be modern. There fore I had to register an transfer them when sold. I am going on what the ATF has me doing. I could be wrong as the agent might be wrong. In this business you do as you are told an cover your butt. I have had this discussion with many customers. Mostly concerning The 1893/95 Mauser that were converted to 7.62 nato. That they are antique. I may be wrong an due apologize.
Mike
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