M1 Garand ?

49 harley

May 24, 2015 08:27

Can anyone tell me about this rifle?It is an H&R serial#is 5532206
All the numbers match,it's about 80%.
Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks
Scott

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  49 harley

  May 24, 2015 08:27

  can you tell me what you think of this gun? it,s 38 inchs from end of stock(rear) to the barrell end. thanks in advance.
  
  
  

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  Cheechako

  May 24, 2015 09:51

  I think you are making a mistake by asking for interpretations of law and opinions on a Forum.
  
  The guy in CA surely knows if he can legally own the receiver. Have him send you a signed statement along with a copy of his DL.
  
  You are going to have to ship to a FFL, regardless. The buyer should send you the FFL information along with a statement saying the FFL agrees to accept shipment of the receiver from a non-FFL and will transfer it to the buyer.

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  Laredo Lefty

  May 24, 2015 10:21

  Yes, Garands are legal to own in Calif. The buyer does not need to already own one.

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  nmyers

  May 24, 2015 11:48

  And --- it's an FFL transfer only; receivers are never considered to be a C&R.
  
  Neal

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  dfletcher

  May 24, 2015 18:30

  quote:Originally posted by 49 harley
  Need to clarify, have a buyer from California interested in buying a M1 Garand receiver from me. From Google which seems vague, did the semi-auto bill pass or was it vetoed? Plain and simple, can a Cali resident legally own a M1 Garand if I were to ship now? Seems to me you can legally own only if registered and you already have one??
  
  
  The bill you refer to (SB-374) was passed by our legislature in 2013 but vetoed by Governor Brown. Even if it was enacted into law Garands were not affected because a) the Garand does not use a detachable magazine and b) the Garand does not accomodate greater than 10 rounds.

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