My gun is registered to me.  I didnt renew My PAL?
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depends on where you live in massachusetts it's a very strict state i believe if say your husband had guns in the house and he died you can keep them in the house or your better yet would to have a licensed friend hold onto them until you get yours straightened out just in case
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That is just what I want. A felon with a firearm. Don`t break the law, and you do not lose your rights. I hope that a nobody like you does not succeed in changing the law that our law abiding forefathers fought for. I am a law abiding citizen, and guess what? I have a license to carry a gun to protect myself and my home. I was able to get the license because I am not a felon, and I earned the right.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nUnder current federal law, any sale made by a holder of a FFL (Federal Firearms License) must conduct a National Instant Check. Only private party sales are currently exempt from this check. However, whoever bought the firearm first is the registered owner start a paper trail when they sell a firearms because they never know what future owner will use it unlawfully.\n\nBe forewarned... most stated do not allow property owners the right to use lethal force to protect property (your stated reason for buying a rifle). In most states, if you use lethal force to protect property you will find yourself facing charges for murder.\n\nHave a nice day. Good luck.
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If you are the owner of said firearm you need to check the persons identification to make sure they are of proper age to purchase said firearm.  If its a handgun and you think this person might not be legit then I would call the local police station and ask if they would run any wants and warrants on their ID if that comes back clean sell the gun.  If yo don't and somebody gets killed with your gun you could be charged as an accessory prior to the fact. Rifles,& shotguns Okay if above 18.  Handguns find their way from the south to places like DC and NYC all the time and you do not want a childs blood on your hands.
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MAil them your problem with your domain name and the package you had registered with earlier. They will give you a renewal scheme.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nAt the very least, you have a very historical family heirloom. By your brief description it sounds like you have an M1911 manufactured by either Colt or Springfield Armory (the military facility). It's a shame your father replaced the barrel because that would detract from it's collector's value. If the original barrel was returned with the pistol the value is not affected. \n\nI think the pistol has more sentimental value than collector's value at the moment. My recommendation would be to enjoy shooting it with normal loads (nothing exotic or high pressure) and remember your father as you shoot it. Don't sell it because it certainly has a number of stories you have been told that it will rekindle.\n\nGood luck and enjoy!
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Just buy a new one from a reputable dealer and forget about it.\n Too many used firearms are abused and are not dependable or even sometimes safe.  Unless you know what you are doing for sure, go this route.
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I am not sure if you can but if you take it to any local gun store they should be able to take down the serial number and give a back round check on it.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nBreathe easy, your gun is legal! As "Boker" said, guns made prior to the Gun Control Act of 1968 were not required to have serial numbers. Your Iver Johnson shotgun falls into this category. The fact that the shotgun says "arms & cycle works" is the big clue that this shotgun was made (well) before 1968!\n\nIf there were a serial number, it would be visible on the receiver ... it is illegal (for the manufacturer) to cover the serial number. "HTR" is probably the final inspector's initials. By the way, before you shoot this, have it checked out by a competent and reputable gunsmith!\n\nGood luck!
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First off, in some states certain misdemeanor crimes prevent you from owning or having weapons for a period of 10 years. Second, some states also require that you have to apply for your weapons back through the state Department of Justice office. They will perform a background check and either OK or nix your application. \n\nLastly, you are a convicted criminal. You were convicted of a crime. It doesn't matter if it was a misdemeanor or a felony.
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You have to sell "X" amount of guns in a given time (I don't remember the amount offhand) provided by the BATFE (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives) in order to keep your license legitamite. Also you may want to look at the NRA website for more info...hope this helps
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is it blocked r its temporarily not accessible?\nif its blocked thn ur account has been closed. renew it.
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I would contact your local police department. I'm sure they would have a name or even your city clerk's office. Or, try a gun shop.
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No.  There is a form you have to fill out (we call it the yellow sheet).  One of the questions it asks is whether or not you are a U.S. cititzen.  If you answer "no", that's going to be your answer when you want to purchase a gun.
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if you pull the serial number off, the best thing to do would be to just directly call winchester. they have it all on file.
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If you do not generate a sale for 6 months your account is considered dormant and it is deactivated. Either that or you are doing something fraudulent--TM bidding, using software, etc. If this is the case you would have been contacted to give you a chance to correct the issue before you were deactivated.\n\nRead the publisher service agreement next time you sign up.
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Depends my friend bought a refurbished gun at a paintball store and it broke in the first game. so, if possible i would ask the owner of the gun if you could test it out.