I have a black powder repro of a civil war vintage musket for sale on an auction site. If the winning bidder is from California can I ship it directly to him or do I have to ship to an FFL holder? It seems like some states treat black powder rifles like any other rifle, and other states have no restrictions.
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CA uses the same definition of "antique" as the Feds. A muzzleloader that uses loose ball and powder is an antique, even if made yesterday, and may be shipped directly to the buyer- including Californians.
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