Recent content by Mighty_Joe_Young

Manufactured in 1923; 1909 is a patent date. Some of the takedown Model 1899s/Model 99s came with .410 barrels, but not all. You can pay John Callahan, Savage's historian, $30 for a research letter that will detail when the gun was manufactured, shipped, and to whom it was shipped when new...

Uh, I did post a link to the '68 GCA, the same information as quoted via the Cornell Law Library and posted by the others. It's in my first post. <deleted>

And a firearm is not being transferred in this scenario. Phaethon was already legally transferred this firearm. And the firearm is not being sold. Savvy? Uhhh, no one did my legwork and I'm not about to do yours.

Long guns may be purchased by a non-licensee who appears in person at a licensee's premises, provided the sale complies with the laws of the respective states. Handguns may only be purchased by non-licensees who are residents of the state in which the licensee is also a resident. Or rather...

Already have. And as stated previously, the focus of the '68 GCA is on interstate COMMERCE. Savvy? COMMERCE. Very little in the '68 GCA is directed at unlicensed inviduals. There is no COMMERCE involved in the scenario described by Phaethon. As stated previously, a written request to the BATFE's...

So, so wrong and so, so quick to resort to petty insults without understanding what you're posting. Please pay attention to the section of the '68 GCA you're quoting: "...interstate or foreign commerce..." Neither Phaethon nor his father are engaged "in the business" of repairing or selling...

Most of the information posted in reply to you has just been BAD. The firearm in question was legally transferred to you. Provided you may legally possess this same firearm in Florida, there is nothing prohibiting your father from shipping it directly to you. (Your father is an agent...