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64Springer
75 Cal.
Depends on the state.
New Jersey is ignorant and backwards and they require all BP guns to go through FFLs.
They are the only state, that I know of, that requires it.
New Jersey is ignorant and backwards and they require all BP guns to go through FFLs.
They are the only state, that I know of, that requires it.
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64Springer is right. Only restriction would be such replica bp revolvers that are sold as a metallic cartridge transition type revolver which have to go through an FFL. Which I have often thought is ridiculous since you can purchase an after market cartridge conversion cylinder from Kirst or Howell and even add a cartridge ejector to an 1860 or 1858 new army revolver to make your own transition revolver. A cartridge conversion cylinder is sold in two unmentionable caliber cartridges specifically for the Ruger old army.
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