Classic Arms Snake Eyes

jcbrown23602

August 21, 2011 08:05

So I've posted this in both General Discussion and Black Powder but no one has responded. Guess there aren't any experts in there! Can anyone help me with this question.

This is a blackpowder muzzleloading handgun. I am an FFL holder so I want to make sure I abide by the law hahaha not that I wouldn't if I weren't a holder but you know what I'm getting...ATF staring me down a littler more. Does anyone know what states require shipping this to an FFL holder and which do not? I want to put it in my auction description so there's no confusion at checkout time. Thanks so much!

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  nmyers

  August 21, 2011 09:00

  It's not just states that restrict black powder guns, it's also cities & counties. You need to know exactly where you will be shipping it. Your ad should state, "Do not bid if receipt of this item is not permitted by city, state, or local law."
  
  You should have received a "State Laws and Published Ordinances: Firearms" CD-ROM; look it up for the winner.
  
  Neal

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  rufe-snow

  August 21, 2011 09:22

  Dixie Gun Works which is the source for these kits, states in their on-line adds that they are not sold to buyers in New Jersey and Canada. I would use that as a guide.
  
  Seeing that the kits are so inexpensive and no more then cheap nickel/dime novelties, I wouldn't be wasting any time and effort on trying to sell them on the on-line auctions. Very unlikely your going to get any more money for one, then for what Dixie sells the kits for. Sell it locally so you won't have to lose any sleep about the feds, and commie states like New Jersey.

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  Spider7115

  August 21, 2011 10:59

  The State of New York is OK except for NY City where it must go to an FFL dealer.

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