has anyone ever heard of ffl making you do dros for Savage 10 ML-I & II Muzzleloaders?
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DROS for MUZZLELOADER??????
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Yep...you're basically at the mercy of the dictionary...and the comfort factor of the FFL. "Readily" convertible can mean almost anything...so if I can pay someone some money and they can make my muzzleloader accept a cartridge...then you're going to have to DROS. Since they were designed to withstand modern smokeless powder...it's harder to argue it can't be converted.Originally posted by orangegloWelcome to failtown, population = you.Comment
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The Savage 10 ML is actually listed by ATF as one of the muzzle loaders that is too close to being a cartridge firearm to be considered an antique. Well, the "early, first version" is listed, whatever that means.
Savage Model 10ML (early, 1st version).__________________
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I'm glad somebody bought this subject up, it was a topic of discussion at the last show I attended. Thank you for sharing!AdamComment
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