Is it legal to own?

jackz · 09-04-2003, 12:16 AM

Thank you Ed..It seems from pictures the Triggerplate only has the last two numbers of the S/N. Would there be a possibility of finding such a numbered plate. Would this make things any better and is this an accepted practice? I am not looking to cheat. Are there blank new ones that can be stamped to make it at least look better. What would be the accepted way to go? It has to have something..

I am still curious about firing it.
I own an original Spencer and Burnside Carbines that drive me crazy not to fire but common sense dictates that fate!
Is it alright to stay on this thread to ask questions for a while?
Thank you, Jack

09-04-2003, 12:16 AM	#6
jackz User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Vermont Posts: 23 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thank you Ed..It seems from pictures the Triggerplate only has the last two numbers of the S/N. Would there be a possibility of finding such a numbered plate. Would this make things any better and is this an accepted practice? I am not looking to cheat. Are there blank new ones that can be stamped to make it at least look better. What would be the accepted way to go? It has to have something.. I am still curious about firing it. I own an original Spencer and Burnside Carbines that drive me crazy not to fire but common sense dictates that fate! Is it alright to stay on this thread to ask questions for a while? Thank you, Jack