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in aussie they are treated as an a cat firearm, but i cant see where they fit in over here.
mind you, they treat slug guns the same as a .308 bolt action..........................
i am talking about the little bench top muzzle loading black powder type.
do you need a licence? are they treated as a pistol as they are shorter than 30 inches?
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legaly speaking....... mini canons?
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