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A&D – Antique Firearms

posted on January 18, 2019

Q: In regards to older firearms, black powders both new manufacture and old: What are the exact rulings on items that are required to be logged into bound book or not? Some black powder guns have serial numbers, other firearms are are old but still have serial numbers. ATF says C&R firearms are those 50 years and older from today’s date. Also, would a firearms that is not black powder but was manufactured in the late 1800’s be logged into bound book? Firearm in question is a Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor in 45/70 govt.

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