Lancaster flintlock

10-4.

I'm near Flemington. Let me know when you want to meet and we'll pick a spot. I'm tied up this week - maybe next?

Would be glad to help you out. Since I posted the thread and didn't here back until yours, I went thru the Muzzleloading issues and pulled articles that I wanted to keep & recycled the rest. However, I still have all the Muzzle Blasts issues if you want them. I'm also a hobby builder and would highly recommend Peter Alexander's book "The gunsmith of Grenville County" - tons of info and how to's when building a longrifle.

Greetings blackpowder & history buffs, I'm downsizing the homestead and have a collection of Muzzleloader (2002 to 2012) and Muzzle Blats (1975 ton1993) magazines that need a new home. I hate to dispose of these into the recycle stream as there are great articles, photos, and history contained in these issues. Any interest out there? Free to anyone who can give them a new home and use as a resource. Thanks. Lancaster Flintlock

Bottom line: It sounds like if I "possess" a 1980's scratch built flintlock rifle with no serial number, I can be charged with a felony under the ghost gun statute, correct?