Talk:Mare's Leg

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I bought a new made 44 mag. mares laig from Jb coustom guns its a great piece and shoots hard. i also have a hoster set with it also, this Gun is a great collection item.

I have used it for target practice and hunting as well. This gun made by JB Coustom is well worth its price. I recently bought all 96 episodes of th Wanted Dead Or Alive series and enjoy watching them so much.

There`s alot talked about on the net about the rifleman, etc but there are fans and collectors of the bounty hunter out here.

I wonder if anyone else has purchased one of the guns.

Thanks: Jack McCarroll

[edit] "Class II manufacturer's license"

"To create such a cut-down rifle, or cut any weapon originally built as a rifle to a barrel length less than 16 inches, is actually illegal without a Class-II manufacturer's permit. However, it is legal to make an exact copy from scratch as a “lever action pistol.""

This section of the article is incorrect. All that is required to own a rifle with a barrel below 16" is that you:

1. Submit a Form 4 (Application to Transfer and Register a Firearm)

2. Pay a $200 tax

3. Wait for approval (which is always granted if the applicant has no criminal record)

4. Engrave on the firearm's receiver your name and address

5. Cut the barrel or purchase the gun.

Source: http://www.atf.gov/firearms/nfa/nfa_handbook/chapter4.pdf

As the current source used is a blog and my source is the ATF, I think changing this section would be appropriate. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.189.237.125 (talk) 01:10, 29 March 2008 (UTC)