That's what I thought as well, but I have had two different opinions now, no make that 3. Two of them (chief deputy) and a BATF officer said it was legal. Now you know why It never leaves the house or has the barrel on it!
How old is the weapon? It might be grandfathered in because of age, or it being considered an antique. a Friend of mine has several .22 short rifles with 12" barrels, but because they are all older than a certain date (1920's Era carnie guns) they are all perfectly legal for him to own and fire.
I'm not the one to ask on the details, but I'll see if he can't tell me some more when I get back to work.
Last edited by El CacaFuego; 01/20/1107:58 PM.
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