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Given that catapults and muzzle loading cannon[0] are generally held to be exempt from DD status, I would estimate that a EM cannon of whichever variation don't
by chipsa 5y ago
Given that catapults and muzzle loading cannon[0] are generally held to be exempt from DD status, I would estimate that a EM cannon of whichever variation don't count as destructive devices.
0: https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/are-muzzleloading-cannons-considered-destructive-devices https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/are-muzzleloading-cannons-co...
- Y_Y 5y ago> Muzzleloading cannons manufactured in or before 1898 (and replicas thereof) that are not capable of firing fixed ammunition are considered antiques and not subject to the provisions of either the Gun Control Act (GCA) or National Firearms Act (NFA). The answer at your link doesn't seem to apply here.
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