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fernando · 23rd February 2009, 07:12 PM

Thank you so much for the hint, Teodor.
In fact, that wouldn't occur to me; i brought this thing here as a collectible piece

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Besides, in my 'state', firearms produced before 1890 are not subject to manifest. Also the ammunition this thing would consume (.22 Flobert) is considered obsolete.
OTOH, and as you would know, in our European imagination, guns in America are free to bear all around

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No deal, too bad

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Fernando

23rd February 2009, 07:12 PM	#6
fernando Lead Moderator European Armoury Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,651	Thank you so much for the hint, Teodor. In fact, that wouldn't occur to me; i brought this thing here as a collectible piece . Besides, in my 'state', firearms produced before 1890 are not subject to manifest. Also the ammunition this thing would consume (.22 Flobert) is considered obsolete. OTOH, and as you would know, in our European imagination, guns in America are free to bear all around . No deal, too bad . Fernando