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2nd Allin conversion. this is the shorter model with the 32" barrel. bore is exceptional. lock works perfect. well done repair at the wrist. original front sight has been replaced with after market one. Rcbs legacy dies included as well as a Lee mould and a .516 sizer die and some brass cases to get you started shooting this ol girl.
[B][/$700.00 shipped no FFL needed
I'll tale it
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dang !!
sold to brassmagnet
8 minutes, I see you are slowing down there Brass. lol Good snag I would say.
I see that real computer can spell better, wish mine did.
Slim
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Originally Posted by slim1836
Now you see why I trust a larger screen that does not auto-correct what I typed as I send it to what it thinks I meant!
Great snag! Can one of you inform me why this does not need a FFL?
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It was made prior to 1899 and considered an antique (not a modern firearm).
Last edited by rwadley; 10-20-2017 at 11:25 PM. Reason: Changed 1898 to 1899
It's considered an antique under BATFE, so exempt.
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Thank you!
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Would the 1899 date exemption hold true if it had been modified? Like in stock shortened or sights changed.
As long as the barrel is at least 16" and rifle is at least 26" overall. Stripped receivers are ok, too.
And the rifle is pretty much considered a blackpowder firearm anyways due to those Allin Conversions having cast-iron receivers.
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Thanks for the answers. My '91 Argentine would qualify then.
Only if made before 1898. Many Winchester model 94s were made after, and they need a FFL, the ones before don't.
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What if the firearm in question was a colt browning m1895 in fullauto? If it was made before 1898?
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