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  • guns-n-painthorses
    OK, well autocorrect sucks sometimes.
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  • nmyers
    You can phone your local ATF office & ask to speak to an agent. You will need to give him identifying information about yourself & the firearm, & he will look it up for you.

    Of course, if it is not registered, you can expect to receive a visit from the fellas with the bulges in the cheap suits.

    Neal
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  • mark christian
    National Firearms Act registrations are privileged tax information which means a private individual such as yourself cannot ask for any registration information. If the owner of the weapon is dead, the executor of his estate can make a request to the ATF to check its status. The rest unfolds as Neal has already said.

    I edited your post to reflect what I think you meant to say [;)].
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