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Re: Black powder



I spoke with a very trusted FFL dealer regarding this.  He stated that as an
antique, it does not require an FFL to ship.  He stated that it should be
shipped UPS, overnight.  Obtain a fairly accuarte worth, and be sure to
insure it for at least that value.  He beleives that FedEx will not ship
firearms.

Hope this helps,
Chris

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert J. Hansen" <rjhansen@inav.net>
To: <millenniums-end-l@firedrake.org>
Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: Black powder


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> > on the specific laws for your area.  As one person commented, a
> > local FFL is probably your best source of current and appropriate
> > local information (not police officers, who may not be experts on
> > the specifics of transfer).  We
>
> Asking a cop does have one very real advantage: the cop doesn't stand
> to profit from the transaction.  Asking an FFL if you need to use his
> services is sort of like asking a car dealer if now is a good time to
> buy.
>
> I still think the best advice is to ask a cop first--if the cop
> knows, great.  If the cop doesn't know, then he'll know who will
> know, and can point you to that person.  Other good alternatives
> would be to call up the local ATF office and ask them; despite the
> terrible bashing they receive from some quarters of the gun
> community, the couple of ATF agents I know are absolutely sterling
> people.
>
> (To Ben:)
>
> I suspect that, given your musket is an heirloom, a collector's item,
> blackpowder and likely nonfiring, that transfer will be extremely
> straightforward and FFL-free.  Still, obeying the law in your
> jurisdiction is -your- responsibility.  Make sure to cross your Ts
> and dot your Is.
>
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