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In California, even C&R handguns need to be transfered through a California licensed dealer.
The rifle looks kind of like a Remington Nylon 66, but I can't tell for sure. Does the rifle have a model name/number stamped on it? Some of the earliest versions of the Nylon 66 are over 50 years old and eligible for dealerless transfers within California. But the vast majority of them are not yet old enough. I believe there is a way to find the age of Remington rifles by checking a code of letters/number stamped on the barrel.Last edited by Mssr. Eleganté; 10-09-2011, 3:11 AM.__________________
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On the revolver, I found these:
I'm not sure if "Arms Co" of Nashville, TN has anything to do with the current Armscor company.He who exercises no forethought but makes light of his opponents is sure to be captured by them.
-Sun Tzu, The Art of War
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What kind of government do you guys got here? This is worse than California.
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Remington rifles should have a date code stamped on the barrel. Details here:Originally posted by Killer Bee
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The OP needs to come back and tell us what all the stampings on that rifle say. I'm betting all the info is right there - we just need to see them!He who exercises no forethought but makes light of his opponents is sure to be captured by them.
-Sun Tzu, The Art of War
I say thank God for government waste. If government is doing bad things, it's only the waste that prevents the harm from being greater.
-Milton Friedman
What kind of government do you guys got here? This is worse than California.
-Woody Allen, SleepersComment
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That is not a Remington 66 (they were semi autos) That is a bolt action 22 they built in a similar way. Can't rember the model number.......maby a 10 or 12?Last edited by Argonaut; 10-09-2011, 9:14 PM.Comment
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In the condition they appear to be in, fair to poor, probably not much dollar value. Keep them. Looks like the rifle has the elevation slide missing. PAXYou need a crew
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From what I can gather from this site
The Nylon 10 was made between 1962 and 1964. Not quite old enough for for cash and carry in this state.Yes you can have 2 C&R 03 FFL's; 1 in California and 1 in a different state.
Originally posted by Erion929Comment
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Due to it's poor condition and broken stock the Nylon 10 is a "parts gun". Worth more for it's individual parts than if you were to sell it whole. So if I were you I'd take it apart and sell the individual parts on Gun Broker.
The Arms Co. revolver is worth less than the cost to PPT it....Poke'm with a stick!
Originally posted by fiddletownComment
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I see no reason to flame. I'd do it. I know the point of the buy-back is suppose to get functional illegal guns off the street, but they often can be heard griping about getting what are essentially trash. Nothing wrong with that if it works to your advantage.Originally posted by Blackpowder Bob
Heck, I'd want to go and see if I can be a vulture and get a few good deals, and pull a few people out of line, hehe.sigpic
Originally posted by starsnufferComment
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Socal, The rear sight alone could get you alot more than what any social buyback program would pay. Check out this website: http://www.nylonrifles.com/wp/2009/0...tonnylonrifle/
Shoot, for that matter give me a PM as I would be interested in the whole thing.
Let's talk.Comment
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