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model 95 Remington derringer confused
- Thread starter sasktraveler
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made circa 1888-1911 you can't prove it a antique but they also can't prove that it's not
the other thing The .41 rimfire round supposedly produced a muzzle velocity of 425 feet per second. Many years ago, a muzzle velocity below 500 feet per second was not considered a firearm in Canada but I'm not sure if that still applies
I know you can't get a antique letter from the RCMP for a derringer unless it's a older 2 line address
the other thing The .41 rimfire round supposedly produced a muzzle velocity of 425 feet per second. Many years ago, a muzzle velocity below 500 feet per second was not considered a firearm in Canada but I'm not sure if that still applies
I know you can't get a antique letter from the RCMP for a derringer unless it's a older 2 line address
A two line address on the barrel is considered to be antique. A single line is considered to be modern. Even though the velocity of the 41 rimfire is probably well below 500 fps, I think you would probably get nailed on its energy
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