 Pistol in Museum Too Old to Trace |
Posted on 06/12/2009 7:50:09 PM PDT by JoeProBono
How did you get all those bullets in that gun?
The law also required that all newly-manufactured firearms produced by licensed manufacturers in the United States and imported into the United States bear a serial number. Firearms manufactured prior to the Gun Control Act remain exempt from the serial number requirement. Defacement or removal of the serial number (if present) is a felony offense.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_Control_Act_of_1968
Also, any info I can find on the 69A indicates that none has serial #’s, and they were made into the ‘60s.
You always set up your targets AWAY from the barn! But, no berm or other backstop; unsafe setup.
Pistol in Museum Too Old to Trace |
I just googled Winchester model 6 and found none. Could they mean Model 62 Pump?
***Nickled with polished bone/horn/? grips,,,***
Check the hinge for irregularities. Often the hinge would break, then be brazed back and the firearm plated to cover it up.
I tried the magnet (sticks good) and a strong mag. glass
and it all looks “factory” to me,,,bore/etc. perfect,,,
Looks new,,,been in my Mom's cedar chest for 60 + years,,,
I've got an old American Rifleman (somewhere)that shows
all three grades,2 blue(black grips),1 nickeled(horn?grips).
Along with tieing it to other crimes, he was a felon. If the purchase was illegal they'd go after the seller.
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