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Curios and Relics

DerBarbarian
could the experts confirm or reject my understanding of the fed definition of curios and/or relics. any firearm is a curio and/or relic if it is more than 50 years old from the present date. i recognize there are other qualifying categories for these types but im concerned about the age spec. thanx.
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  • DerBarbarian
    I have a .25cal. LIBIA semi-automatic pistol and have no idea of it's age. Doe it qualify as a CURIO and RELIC? It appears to be a Spanish knockoff of the 1905 Browning. It is marked FABRIQUE D'ARMES DEGUERRE GRANDE PRECISION "LIBIA" PATENT DEPOSE No 69094 WITH NO SERIAL NUMBER. i CANNOT FIND IT LISTED IN THE GUN TRADERS GUIDE.
    Thanks,
    Lenny
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  • countryfarmer
    Brownells has a log book for $4-$6 dollars that will do what you need.

    http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=1694/Product/FIREARMS_RECORD_BOOKS
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  • Spider7115
    You can print them for free here: http://www.surplusrifle.com/graphics/boundbookpage.pdf
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  • the yooper
    Will those be acceptable? I thought the ATF required a bound book for acquisitions.
    yooper
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by the yooper
    Will those be acceptable? I thought the ATF required a bound book for acquisitions.
    yooper


    I've had ATF tell me you can put them in a 3-ring binder and others that say the book must be permanently bound. To play it safe, you can buy an actual FFL bound book here http://www.fflboundbook.com/
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  • mark christian
    quote:Originally posted by the yooper
    Will those be acceptable? I thought the ATF required a bound book for acquisitions.
    yooper


    You can use the back of an old paper menu if you like, just so long as it has all of the information required. The commercial books look nice and don't cost much money, but you can hand rule a few pieces of copy paper, number the pages and you are good to go.
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  • nmyers
    I use a bound ledger book (available at any office supply store) & draw the columns shown in the booklet from ATF.

    If you find that drawing the columns takes too much of your time & effort, that is a sign that YOU ARE BUYING TOO MANY GUNS.

    Neal
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  • Knifecollector
    I bought mine right here on Gunbroker.
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