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  1. 03-22-2014 09:46 AM #21
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    Alexander,

    "Canadaicon" as stamped by Century Arms on a Long Branch rifle is the country of manufacture. The BATF&E requirement is the business name of the importer, (can be abbreviated), caliber and country of manufacture.

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    Alexander,

    "Canadaicon" as stamped by Century Arms on a Long Branch rifle is the country of manufacture. The BATF&E requirement is the business name of the importer, (can be abbreviated), caliber and country of manufacture.

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    It is now.

    Back in the 50s and 60s, I believe, just the country of origin was required. My question was for the earlier imports not the recent ones.

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    Yep, read my post #14. The current requirement came into play after they passed the GCAicon'68.
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    Yep, sorry. I see now that you addressed that to Alexander. Thanks.

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