The first rule of firearms safety is all guns are always loaded never ever assume that a found gun is unloaded no matter how old it is or how exotic it appears.
Grandfather old machine gun attic.
Military gun tools model 1922 m1 m2 model 1917 enfield sharps spencer model 1895 lee navy model 1871 remington rolling block colt revolvers model 1855 1864 model 1861 special model 1847 musketoon model 1842 model 1841 cadet.
And i know this means diddly squat to the atf but this was all talked about in a theoretical way.
Grandfather s rifle from the war duration.
See items from theattic for sale.
Hope it lifts yours as well.
Because you re going to assume the firearm is loaded it follows that you ll need to treat it with all the respect you d give it if you knew for sure it was ready to fire.
I don t think a rusty old gun in the attic collecting dust is going to get you in too much trouble under the defense of.
Stored in attic for years.
Gun turns out to be an mp 40 matching s on barrell lower and upper with original leather sling excellent shape considering use no rust and very clean.
Thanks to all the members who have sold me things in the last couple years.
No machine guns found in my attic.
Page 1 of 2 look what i found in grandpa s attic posted in thompson submachine gun message board.
Finished documenting the damage to the 28 navy and case and wanted to lift my spirits.
Found a gun in the attic but had to hand it over to the police.
Traded my pop a glock for a bag of old guns ammo duration.
I do know that prior to the machine gun control act of 1934 intended to take thompsons and bars out of the hands of organized crime anyone who could afford one could buy either one legally and there are people who did.
Here is a write up i found on another site that was done by a prominent sot which covers what one should do in such a situation.
Had to end the weekend on a positive note.
