forum section for Antiques?
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rmiddle
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Now that I'm getting into antique firearms, how about adding an Antiques section to The Arsenal? I can't be alone.
See Curio and Relic (C&R).
http://www.mdshooters.com/forumdisplay.php?f=83
Relic is what the ATF calls Antique firearms.
Thanks
Robert
yellowsled
Retired C&R Addict
^ this
Well, yes and no. How often do we see 1700s or 1800s flintlock pistols or musketoons in the C&R forum? The C&R forum has for the most part morphed into a military surplus forum. About the only people posting there are 03 FFL holders. I can probably count on one hand who many genuine antiques I've seen there that are not military surplus.
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
Curio and Relic
Actually the ATF defines antiques as pre-1899 firearms and firearms and replicas that use don't use fixed or rimfire or centerfire ammunition, such as muzzleloading percussion, flintlock or matchlock ignition systems.
You need no FFL, C&R or otherwise, at all to buy or sell them unless there are state and local ordinances about them.
For flintlocks and musketoons you have the BP forum.
You need no FFL, C&R or otherwise, at all to buy or sell them unless there are state and local ordinances about them.
For flintlocks and musketoons you have the BP forum.
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