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My understanding is NO. Blackpowder firearms can be purchased without a FFL. Now I'm not sure, but there may be an exception to this and that is maybe buying something like an Encore that can be converted to a cernterfire rifle with a change of barrel.
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Nontypical Buck
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I have a question, when buying a black powder firearm do you have to have it sent tosomeone with an FFL? I was just curious cause it says it on just about everything.
I have a question, when buying a black powder firearm do you have to have it sent tosomeone with an FFL? I was just curious cause it says it on just about everything.
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Check your State regulations.. Come States do require that a Federal Firearm Licensed Dealer be involved in the transaction. That is because they can then keep a record of the firearm and its location. Probably more so, ... so they can charge a fee. 
Also check the Seller's requirements. Some of them now are demanding that the weapon be shipped to a FFL. While the State might not require it, they do. A lot of that is for liability reasons I believe. But in most cases, sense a black powder rifle does not fall under the guidelines of a firearm they can be shipped to your door.

Also check the Seller's requirements. Some of them now are demanding that the weapon be shipped to a FFL. While the State might not require it, they do. A lot of that is for liability reasons I believe. But in most cases, sense a black powder rifle does not fall under the guidelines of a firearm they can be shipped to your door.
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Typical Buck
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My understanding is NO. Blackpowder firearms can be purchased without a FFL. Now I'm not sure, but there may be an exception to this and that is maybe buying something like an Encore that can be converted to a cernterfire rifle with a change of barrel.
My understanding is NO. Blackpowder firearms can be purchased without a FFL. Now I'm not sure, but there may be an exception to this and that is maybe buying something like an Encore that can be converted to a cernterfire rifle with a change of barrel.
This is correct. An FFL is required for rifles or any gun that can be easily converted to a rifle (like an Encore). Straight ML's are not restricted unless your state restricts them for some reason.


