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Andres · January 25th, 2011, 22:23

I think if the gun itself was made prior to the date, it would be considered an antique. But since it is a new made replica, it may not be imported as an antique. Even though the gun was designed prior to 1898, it was manufactured after 1898 therefore cannot be legally had.

I might be wrong, someone else feel free to correct me.

January 25th, 2011, 22:23	#3
Andres Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2006	I think if the gun itself was made prior to the date, it would be considered an antique. But since it is a new made replica, it may not be imported as an antique. Even though the gun was designed prior to 1898, it was manufactured after 1898 therefore cannot be legally had. I might be wrong, someone else feel free to correct me.