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jcorl:
Alan,
 
I had the same idea.   The shipper wants a serial number.  I just called them.  Looks like a hassel from start to finish.  Life is too short to worry about a single transaction.  There are other fish to fry out there.  I will let this one swim away.  Thanks for scanning the regulations.  Looks like there is pre and post ban laws.  Then another layer of Missouri state law is added in there along with the shipping regulations and home insurance proof of ownership.  If is was a LGS, I would be buying a ticket to VA to meet with those people.  But it is not!
Jim     

Like_Old_Guns:
It's my understanding that it is legal Federally to transfer a C&R firearm without a serial number.  I see them for sale frequently on GB.  I have not purchased one yet, but it wasn't for lack of trying.  I was chasing a un-numbered CZ27 (not uncommon) not too long ago.  I didn't win them, but was comfortable that it was legal.  I have a C&R, but living in CA, need to also work with an FFL01.  My FFL01 was also comfortable with it legally.  Un-numbered C&R WWII era handguns are not uncommon.

Duster42:
When I talked to the ATF they told me to list it as NSN in my bound book for that transaction.
He said it was legal as firearms were not required to have s/n's until the passing of the GCA'68 like warbird said.
I have several cz's and P.38's without a s/n.

I have another question about shipping C&R firearms.
Is it legal to ship 2 C&R pistols in the same shipping box?
He ships UPS and is concerned about selling 2 in the same week to the buyer. I think that rule is for new firearms only.

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