H&R Handy gun

snowshoe

November 09, 2001 04:38

CAN ANY OF THE EXPERTS TELL ME IF THE HANDY GUN .410 PISTOL HAS FALLEN OUT TO THE ANTIQUE AND CURIO CLASS. I WAS TOLD IT WOULD WHEN IT HAD BEEN OUT OF PRODUCTION FOR 50 YEARS. THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN 1984 THANKS LARRY

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  duckhunter

  November 09, 2001 07:26

  UNLESS THIS "HANDI-GUN" 410 HAS BEEN REGISTERED WITH "BATF" GET AS FAR AWAY AS YOU CAN. "SAX" YOU KNOW THIS. YOU CAN NO LONGER OWN THIS GUN. BE SAFE OR BE IN JAIL.

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  snowshoe

  November 09, 2001 07:33

  SAX, thanks for your "expert opinon"

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  buddyb

  November 09, 2001 13:39

  If this is an old Marbles,it may be worth the trouble to find out if or how to make it legal.They are worth a small fortune to the right people.

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  bk0331

  November 09, 2001 16:47

  Depending on when where and how this piece came into your or another's possession, it may be registerable for a $5.00 tax as an "Any Other Weapon". Check with BATF or a local Class 3 Dealer. You might also try contacting John at att-tactical, he is very knowledgable reference these kinds of things (all legally of course!).

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  AntiqueDr

  November 09, 2001 17:57

  The H&R Handi-Gun is specifically NOT a C&R and still appears on ATF lists as an NFA weapon. This appears to be a completely arbitrary decision on ATF's part, but there you go.Note on the previous post. If the gun was not previously registered as an NFA "Any Other Weapon" it cannot now be registered.

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