most of them dont know about it.[ mostly the small mom and pop stores] as it is a state law not federal so a.t.f. does not send them any info on it . i called around and was told no need. called a few days later after telling them of s-51001 and was told they checked it out and yes ffl needed. call dark storm in oakdale they are up on it.
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kid_couteau
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I would rather not deal with an FFL or unsure state laws
Apologies
KC
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I don’t blame you, sounds pretty crazy. I’ll just deal with a local shop
FUNY, isn't it.
Robby
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This issue seems to come up routinely. If you read the law, even after 9/1/22, antiques are still defined the same way. An "unloaded percussion, flint, cartridge gun". Although it appears that a flintlock rifle is now defined as a firearm, I don't think that was part of the 9/1/22 stuff and I have yet to have a gun shop tell me it.
Sure seems like a whole lot of infringement going on.
Robby
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