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Sep 21, 2011 | 11:00 PM

#286

turbohunter

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From: Northern and Southern Cal

Couldn't resist.
Kinda gives ya a warm feelin'.

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Sep 22, 2011 | 07:41 AM

#287

SpringerPop

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From: La La Land

Good lookin' guns she's got there!

Nice eye candy!

Pop

Sep 22, 2011 | 08:21 AM

#288

67 Olfthfl

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From: Stagecoach, NV.

Goodmorning everyone,

Well, Thursday is here & just 1 more day closer to the weekend!
Don't you hate it when your excited about something & it seems like time is moving so slow?

Have a great day guys!

Sep 22, 2011 | 09:16 AM

#289

bpounds

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From: Whittier, CA

Those OK folks know how to have fun! They are OK by me.

Sep 22, 2011 | 10:34 AM

#290

bpounds

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From: Whittier, CA

Quote:

Originally Posted by DieselHardware

I have a couple boxes showing up this week. I picked up a new conversion cylinder for my Ruger Old Army black powder revolvers so that I can shoot them with 45LC ammo.

Curious about how this works. That black powder pistol originally had no CA waiting period or registration. Is that correct? I know BP guns are not restricted, but the Ruger might be an exception. Now you have turned it into a modern firearm with a modern cartridge cylinder. Were there any restrictions on purchasing the cylinder?

Sep 22, 2011 | 01:23 PM

#291

DieselHardware

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From: Northern CO

Quote:

Originally Posted by bpounds

Nope...the cylinder is just a piece and cannot actually fire a round on its own so is not required to be registered. I would not suggest transporting the Revolver with the conversion cylinder in it in case you get pulled over, but the two separate from each other is perfectly legal. Once the conversion cylinder is in the revolver, technically it is a "firearm", but nothing really to worry about. Just keep the regular BP cylinder in it unless it is actually being fired. Even though it is a modern BP revolver, the fact that it is BP means it is not considered a firearm and is cash and carry in CA.

Sep 22, 2011 | 02:20 PM

#292

davewave649

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From: Ventura, CA

"Good morning" everybody,

Guess I'm alittle late on that one. First day of class up here at UCSB! But that unfortunately means no more workin on the truck till thanksgiving