Do You Register A Blackpowder With Conversion
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November 13th, 2011,08:33 PM #1
Black pulverisation rifle conversion to pistol Ok, so I take washed some reading, and from what I tin can tell, it is perfectly legal to take a blackness powder burglarize and cut the barrel downward (or go out the barrel alone), cut the stock down (or get out the stock on) and turn this rifle into a unmarried-shot blackness powder pistol. I have visited the ATF website, combed through the NFA, and Federal Firearms Regulations Reference Guide looking for clauses and the like concerning my interest, merely at the same time, wanted to ask others. If anyone hither has done this, or knows annihilation near the legality of doing this, please, enlighten me.
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November 13th, 2011,10:58 PM #2
Re: Black powder burglarize conversion to pistol It is legal to practice because a blackpowder gun is non a firearm nether the NFA or GCA.
It is likewise legal to have a blackpowder rifle and plough information technology into a mod pistol that shoots cartridge ammo. Once again, the BP long gun isn't a NFA or GCA "firearm". However you must remove the stock first before irresolute the activity/chambering of the gun into a Title I firearm pistol if the barrel length is under 16" and overall length would exist under 26"(unless you get a SBR NFA stamp outset).
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December 5th, 2011,05:29 PM #three
Re: Black powder rifle conversion to pistol Couldn't that be considered a "weapon fabricated from a rifle" by the ATF?
Originally Posted by knight0334 
It is legal to do because a blackpowder gun is not a firearm under the NFA or GCA.
It is besides legal to take a blackpowder rifle and turn it into a modernistic pistol that shoots cartridge ammo. Again, the BP long gun isn't a NFA or GCA "firearm". However you must remove the stock commencement before changing the action/chambering of the gun into a Title I firearm pistol if the barrel length is under 16" and overall length would exist nether 26"(unless y'all get a SBR NFA stamp starting time).
http://www.atf.gov/firearms/guides/i...-firearms.html
Sure, it wasn't considered a "firearm" but could it be considered a "burglarize," while it was however a BP gun?
Concluding edited past bac0nfat; December 5th, 2011 at 05:34 PM.
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December 10th, 2011,03:12 PM #four
Re: Black pulverization rifle conversion to pistol No. In information technology'southward antiquarian class it isn't a firearm or rifle under the NFA or GCA. A "rifle" is governed by both, the NFA and GCA. And so regardless as to whether it had a shoulder stock on information technology or not, it would not be a rifle - information technology is but an "antique firearm". Once the gun is built into a modern firearm, then the shoulder stock rule applies. Originally Posted past bac0nfat A young man over at Graybeardoutdoors has a confirmation letter from the ATF on that matter. Give me a few days to dig up his mail over there.
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