Strange hand-stamped Springfield 1903 Receiver

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  • chuckindenver
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 3005

    #31
    pretty much every state also has laws that go along the same lines...
    you can read those laws, and make your own choice.... but dont get all bent at me...im not the one whos selling it, only pointed out the laws and guidelines that go with it.. as i read the law as its now updated....that simply having it in your hands is a violation, no matter what your intent is...and even if your not aware that the serial number was altered...
    if it aint broke...fix it till it finally is.

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    • rebound
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 315

      #32
      What about all the customized 03 out there?
      Even the ones done by your high-end shops or gun makers where serial numbers where removed and restamped with there own number?

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      • chuckindenver
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 3005

        #33
        we can kick this back and forth for days....the law is what it is, likely nobody cares one way or the other, or maybe some cop would take notice and make life unhappy, i didnt make the law, and avoid weapons that have had serial numbers messed with..
        years ago, i used to do demills for a local PD, and have cut more then a few with nicer looking serial numbers then the OP,s..
        my comment was what it was, and like the old saying, its only illegal if you get caught..
        FRY: a local chain store with gun sales, had a nice Sedgly made sporter with no serial number, it was taken by the ATF, even though a serial number had been electro penned on the bottom flat...
        if it aint broke...fix it till it finally is.

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        • rebound
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2009
          • 315

          #34
          I guess your right...
          As said...
          Let sleeping dogs lay...

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