Cimarron 1860 Army Cut For Stock, .44 Cal, 8" Blued Round Steel Barrel, Smooth Walnut Grip, 6 rounds

A: Hi Pete, Bud's does not have this classified as a black powder gun and must ship to a FFL.

A: Hi Pete and welcome. This will require an FFL. Buds' website is preprogrammed so, just add to your cart and either your home address or an FFL will be prompted. Cheers and stay safe!

A: A Cimarron 1860 Army cap and ball pistol requires an FFL because, while it is considered a muzzleloader, it can still be readily converted to fire modern centerfire ammunition, making it fall under federal firearm regulations and requiring a transfer through a licensed dealer (FFL holder) to ensure compliance with background checks.

A: It is BP. Buds is going to make you get it through an FFL, probably for the commie states. No paperwork, so there should be no fees.

A: Hi Lowell and welcome. Other vendors list the same as shown under description here: https://www.millersgunsupply.com/product/603539/cimarron-ca041-1860-army-cut-for-stock-* -------------- A Cimarron 1860 Army cap and ball pistol requires an FFL because, while it is considered a muzzleloader, it can still be readily converted to fire modern centerfire ammunition, making it fall under federal firearm regulations and requiring a transfer through a licensed dealer (FFL holder) to ensure compliance with background checks. Cheers and stay safe!

A: A Cimarron 1860 Army cap and ball pistol requires an FFL because, while it is considered a muzzleloader, it can still be readily converted to fire modern centerfire ammunition, making it fall under federal firearm regulations and requiring a transfer through a licensed dealer (FFL holder) to ensure compliance with background checks.