Nugilum
Member
I know that one of the C&R rules from the ATF is a gun that is over 50 years old can be classified as a C&R rifle.
Now, I've remember seeing rifles that were not 50 years old being classified as C&R because the patten the rifle was based on was 50 years old, like the Romanian SKS.
So here is the question: The Chinese pattern (SKS 56) is now 51+ years old. If you can put a Chinese SKS back to the original configuration including the spike bayonet, can you claim C&R status with it?
Now, I've remember seeing rifles that were not 50 years old being classified as C&R because the patten the rifle was based on was 50 years old, like the Romanian SKS.
So here is the question: The Chinese pattern (SKS 56) is now 51+ years old. If you can put a Chinese SKS back to the original configuration including the spike bayonet, can you claim C&R status with it?