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deer_sniper
Are black powder pistols registered through the feds.....if not what do you do to get them,just buy them or what????

"If you can't run with the big dogs, stay off the porch"
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  • deer_sniper
    What info is needed to determine the value and date on an old pistol and also how can I check to see if it is a reproduction
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  • eastwood44mag
    Cash and carry, unless you live in a state like NJ or MI, where they forgot the Constitution.

    No background check, no wait (at least nothing under federal law, but maybe state--check with your local gun shop).
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  • deer_sniper
    Why is this eastwood???Isnt someone just as likely to rob a bank with one as another handgun....its not traceable

    "If you can't run with the big dogs, stay off the porch"
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  • HAIRY
    deer sniper: Common sense and gun laws are exclusionary. [:D][;)][}:)]

    Don't assume malice for what stupidity can explain.
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  • vafranko
    I have a Walker 1847 Colt (not the real thing. LOL) and it has enough powder power to kill anyone. Not registered but don't tell anyone. After all, soldiers killed during the War were knifed or bayoneted.

    Black powder: The way all guns should be treated.

    Franko
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  • deer_sniper
    Im really fallin in love with black powder....I find myself leaving my 300 and my 30-30 at home in favor of black powder,am i sick[xx(]

    "If you can't run with the big dogs, stay off the porch"
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  • gruntled
    Even in Kalifornia they are cash & carry. They even sell conversion cylinders that allow you to use cartridges in them.
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  • RCrosby
    d.s.
    You might be sick. But if so it has nothing to do with the black powder! Enjoy.
    rc

    Rob
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