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Who doesn't need a gunlamp!
It does make you wonder though. In California does this need to go through an FFL for transfer and background check. Wonder how 18 U.S.
C. 921(a)(3): DEFINITIONS (FIREARM)
applies to this.... Does the lamp pole classify this as an assault weapon?
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03-22-2018 08:14 PM
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Winchester single shot, for that price I would go and look at it. If it hasn't been destroyed by the conversion you might end up with a nice pre 1898 rifle. Does California try to regulate firearms deemed antiques by the ATF?
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Originally Posted by
garra
Does California try to regulate firearms deemed antiques by the ATF?
Not sure what Californa does I would not be surprised if they didn't have some sort of law to keep you from getting it without jumping through hoops.
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Looks tome like the Winchester lamp is actually a Remington Rolling block
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Looks to me, as a good way to show the burglar "the light" if he breaks in whilst you are watching TV!!
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Originally Posted by
garra
Winchester single shot
Looks more like a Rolling block to me...not a Winchester nothing...
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