Why is a 12 ga Parker a "boat anchor" these days?

Dean Romig · 04-20-2020, 07:53 AM

I disagree - If you like the gun and want the gun - Buy the gun.

If one insists on “No paperwork, no FFL, no record” you must have something to hide.

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MrBojangles · 04-20-2020, 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Dean Romig

I disagree - If you like the gun and want the gun - Buy the gun.

Certainly that is always the case. But if presented two identical guns at similar prices, one being antique and the other not, I would definitely opt for the antique gun first.

FFL paperwork is a PITA and probably unconstitutional.

Dean Romig · 04-20-2020, 08:39 AM

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1. if presented two identical guns at similar prices, one being antique and the other not, I would definitely opt for the antique gun first.

2. FFL paperwork is a PITA and probably unconstitutional.

1. That is certainly your prerogative but it doesn’t make a classic American SXS shotgun made before 1899 any more desirable to anyone else.

2. The FFL laws in place today have been tested against the US Constitution and the only people who’s right to legally obtain a firearm have been abridged are those people with a criminal background.
But I agree it’s a PITA.

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