Its interesting that the feds do not have a restriction to a convicted felon owning a muzzle loader legally while the state of Oklahoma does not allow it.
I couldn't find where it is illegal. Since a muzzle loader isn't considered a firearm and are not classified as firing through pressure. Yes I know black powder creates pressure, but being it is loaded through the muzzle and does not use a cartridge it's not included in the firearm category. By definition it is a antique weather it was made 150 years ago or last week.
That was what I deducted from atf
Well, it's actually not correct.And yet my "no larger than .45" comment (that you refuted) was correct.
Have a nice day.
There is no restriction on BARREL size, only cartridge size.
So, one could conceivably carry a .60 cal pistol for defense in a cap and ball weapon, as long as it had a .45 or smaller projectile. A saboted (is that a word?) ball would be legal, if the ball is .45 or smaller.
However, since neither of us is a lawyer, we can leave it be at that, if you wish.
FWIW, my original post only mentioned caliber.
While it is "conceivable," I don't know if that would stand up as being legal. But even if it is, I'm not sure why anyone would want to explain to a jury why their .60 caliber should be considered a .45...
This from your initial post. Do you see the word "barrel" in it ?
ETA: Read the relevant law, which I posted above. The first sentence clearly states the AMMUNITION cannot be larger than.45 caliber.
On the subject of barrel size it is silent.
Sorry dude, that is NOT my initial post.
But let's say you win, 'cause I really don't care.
But most State laws consider them firearm.
I have a question; why would you want to?
Gonna strap a 1860 Army to your leg, and tie it down?
Stay out of the saloons and brothels.
I doubt I get an answer. It appears that was a flyby.
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