Interest in TC guns?

[PapaG]

Thinking about thinning the herd. Being in IL means bp guns are "guns" and need to go dealer to dealer if out of state. I have two Cherokees, 32 and 36, three Renegades, 50, 56 smoothbore with Briley tubes, and a 58. Two unfired Pedersolis, a 72 Gibbs and a 12 gauge Mortimer. All but the 50 will make 95% or better.
Interest in bp seems to have waned of late. Wondering about the best way to sell these. Have two originals as well, a Belgian 12 double I hunted with and a Henry Leman 38 cal half stock.
Your thoughts?

 

[Malachi Leviticus Blue]

I'm aware that IL now considers the muzzleloaders as firearms, but are you sure that a FFL holder is required on the receiving end when shipping out of state?

 

[PapaG]

That would depend on the state to which it is shipped. Many, probably not.

 

[whughett]

Non guns in Florida and Rhode Island. You'd have to determine if l law address's that issue.

 

[[email protected]]

Louisiana too.

 

[Buddy]

not guns in South Carolina

 

[lentuk]

Believe it or not California they are legal to sell and buy without FFL.
I would be interested in your Renegade rifles.
PM to follow

 

[DD4lifeusmc]

Well if you live close to the state line, you could always box it up drive to a more friendly state, take it to the post office and just ship it.
Post office still allows BP guns to be shipped without any licensing or special paper work
I'm out in Wyoming and have shipped revolvers and rifles this way numerous times.
But yes still wise to stay inside the senders and receivers local law.

 

[D. Buck Stopshere]

Interested in the Cherokees.

Sent message but don't know if you received it.

Contact me at [email protected] to indicate prices.

Buck