I'm going to have to check further on that serial number question becasue if you had to get an new barrel or if your ML'er has interchangeable barrels you would not get the same serial number but a new one. If you had to register your rifle you have to re-register every barrel. There are no serial numbers written on the box the CVA rifles come in. On mine they are blank. CVA just mentioned to me that the 'G' don't keep track of them. I personally don't think that the ATF keeps track of ML'ers.. I will try and get an answer from ATF. Acapella Vocal Essentials Free Download.

Ray, I'm not asking for 'goverment registration' purposes. When doing the shooting qual for hunting access in a military base in the Virginia Beach Virginia area. You must list all guns and archery equipment that you quallify with on the back of your hunting permit. Make/model & serial number must be listed. It is strictly for just in case you get pulled over they can verify the gun you have you are authorized to have on the military base.

And your correct, the atf doesnt keep track of mzldrs, hense why they dont fall under FLL requirements and can be shipped right to your front door! CVA has already told me that the number on the barrel is considered the guns serial number. Its good enough for me and good enough for base access with a gun!

When I tried to register my ML'er I couldn't find the number. I too called CVA and was told that there are no serial numbers and the number on the barrel was the barrel number. Maybe things have changed since then. From what I understand the last 2 numbers of that number is the year your barrel was made. USE THAT NUMBER FOR YOUR ACCESS.

Office 2013 Crack Keygen Activator. Modern Muzzleloader. But where in the world is the serial number loacted on these guns? Instead of the T7 pellet I was using in my Traditions. 'Maybe everyone who has a TC Hawken that was purchased new could post the serial number. Next to my Traditions. » General Muzzleloading » Serial Number. Browse for your Traditions parts and accessories from the huge selection of Numrich Gun Parts - the world's largest supplier of gun parts.

LOL the serial# on my bow is under the grip cover! I hope they never ask me to show it to them! Alex, Without a doubt, you list that number for whatever you need it for.

I'm only going by what I was told. I have had problems registering with my ML'ers. In Chicago you have to register all firearms with the city police dept. When I tried to register my ML'er I couldn't find the number. I too called CVA and was told that there are no serial numbers and the number on the barrel was the barrel number. Maybe things have changed since then.

From what I understand the last 2 numbers of that number is the year your barrel was made. USE THAT NUMBER FOR YOUR ACCESS.

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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] In the 1960s, Warren Center developed an unusual break-action, single-shot pistol in his basement workshop that later became known as the Contender. Meanwhile, the K.W. Thompson Tool Company had been searching for a product to manufacture year-round. In 1965, Warren Center joined the K.W. Thompson Tool Company, and together, they announced Warren Center's Contender pistol in 1967.

Although it sold for more than comparable hunting revolvers, the flexibility of being able to shoot multiple calibers by simply changing out the barrel and sights and its higher accuracy soon made it popular with handgun hunters. Thompson Tool began marketing Center's Contender pistol, the company name was changed to Thompson/Center Arms Company. Then, in 1970, Thompson/Center created the modern black powder industry, introducing Warren Center's Hawken-styled black powder muzzle-loader rifle. On January 4, 2007, Thompson/Center was purchased. On December 8, 2010, Smith & Wesson announced that the original Rochester, New Hampshire plant would be closed and manufacturing was transferred to Springfield, Massachusetts.