Texasgrillchef
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The 1920’s Ithica Auto & Burgler gun is classified as a NFA weapon and requires a tax stamp to transfer it. No different than transferring a machine gun. In fact if you find a non-registered Ithica Auto & Burgler gun in an attic somewhere you would have the same problems as if you found a non-registered 1930’s Thompson Machine Gun in the attic.
The Perdasoli Howdah is an Italian import replica of the 1920’s Ithica gun. As far as i can gather its for the most part operationally identical to its 1920’s predecessor. Yet the Perdasoli Howdah is NOT an NFA gun. No registration and no tax stamp needed! I have been unable to find any reason why one is NFA and other isn't.
Does anyone have any information on this?
Thanks
The Perdasoli Howdah is an Italian import replica of the 1920’s Ithica gun. As far as i can gather its for the most part operationally identical to its 1920’s predecessor. Yet the Perdasoli Howdah is NOT an NFA gun. No registration and no tax stamp needed! I have been unable to find any reason why one is NFA and other isn't.
Does anyone have any information on this?
Thanks