Looking for a clear understanding . I am interested in selling an inline muzzleloader, Rem 700ML, that has the 209 conversion. If a potential purchaser is out of state, must I ship to a FFL dealer rather than directly to an individuals home? I have read conflicting interpretations on the subject. I was under the impression that in the 2005 FFL newsletter, I believe, it was determined that such a muzzleloader could ship directly to a person's home. It states that many modern in-line muzzleloaders including those that use #209 shotgun primers for ignition now meet the definition of “antique firearm” and are excluded from the provisions of the GCA (Gun Control Act). Does anyone know if there is a legal requirement that conflicts with this 2005 FFL newsletter? Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Here is the link to the 2005 FFL newsletter:
https://www.atf.gov/firearms/docs/n...ensees-newsletter-february-2005/download
