How Did This One Get By The ATF?

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[@arch3088]

Back in the 60's my Father ordered a M1 Carbine thru the mail. It was delivered to our ft door by mail. This country used to be free.

[@BL-zi9wb]

Yeah and then some jackass bought a Carcano through the mail and ruined it for the rest of us

[@talcual2138]

Free and stupid in a different way, compared with the current state of stupidity. Can't Americans be free in being good to others?

[@DanSnipe-k8o]

They changed the population with immigration and psychological manipulation. I wonder who owns media, social media?

[@jason200912]

Don't forget. The 1968 background check gca showed absolutely no decrease in violent crime whatsoever. It even increased slightly in some years.

[@randymarsh9935]

@@BL-zi9wb If you believe Oswald shot JFK.

[@Anger-i6n]

I remember back in 1963 I had a catalog selling military hardware and they were selling 20 mm Anti tank rifles for $100 . Rounds were $1.00 each and there were no restrictions. They also had 40 mm cannons plus every rifle handgun you could think of .... those days are gone.

[@everettwalker9048]

In one of the early CBS Anti-Gun White Paper reports they were out in the Arizona desert shoot a 20 mm=either Laiti or Solothurn. The CBS microphone-liberal asked a nearby cop if he thought they shoud be illegal. The cop answered " Naw."

[@CrūkedRiver]

If we all keep making a stink, it just might be free again!

[@alanpeterson6224]

Thanks to Lee Harvey Oswald. He's the one who screwed everything up.

[@winnon992]

In today’s dollars you’d have to multiply that at least ten , Maybe twenty. A new pretty top end car was $3,000. I know my dad bought a new 62 Chevy pickup for $1200. And he was complaining about how they’d went up so much !

[@balleybarrera144]

With inflation that's like $1,025 for the gun and $10 for the ammo.

[@pagrimm]

Hickock showing us the firearms of his youth.

[@ScottJohnson-up2vm]

That's mean!!!, but hilarious too!!!

[@trump45and2zig-zags]

I laughed way too hard on that one! Thank you bud! edit like he said, that's mean 😊 lol

[@stevenhunt933]

😂😂

[@Daniel-y9y5c]

haha cuz hes ancient

[@MRJIMBERLY]

As a dumber-than-a-rock teenager back in the 70's, I hitchhiked across the country with a sawed off shotgun in my duffel bag. I was stopped several times by the police, asked to provide an ID, then driven to the next exit with a warning to not hike along the highway. "The Lord protects the simple...,"

[@UncleBobbyB86]

Those were real cops, many would've used fear to strip you of your 2nd and other rights.

[@letsdothis9063]

Amen to that. I think of all of the potentially fatal, and idiotic things that i jave done over the years. The law of avarages would predict me to be dead. God is real. Im proof.😅

[@DanSnipe-k8o]

This is what I will be using for Naval boarding actions from now onwards.

[@garyowen9044]

Aye, yea verily.

[@DDGVET4]

Great for clearing passageways.

[@stephenstarling2578]

​@DDGVET4, that's what mossberg 590 are for .

[@cristianespinal9917]

​@@stephenstarling2578 but does a Mossberg 590 give you a smokescreen after your first shot?

[@wesleyblacksher1641]

ATF aka Murder Inc

[@lindarock4128]

yup no trial no jury no due process they need to go

[@r.scottweber2262]

That is aroma therapy, it lowers your BP and eases your stress levels.

[@sharpe67]

I wish the ATF would go away

[@edb3877]

They don't seem amenable to re-training, so it seems likely to me that they are on the chopping block as we speak.

[@barefoofDr]

It just makes black powder more fun.

[@308dad8]

We all do. What if we send them to Ukraine for all our hundreds of billions back.

[@grumpyoldman6767]

The dogs agree 👍

[@bozo5632]

Maybe next week

[@handbananaistherapist642]

In the 1960s you could clip the order form from your Field & Stream fill it out, put it in an envelope with your check, put a stamp on it and in 6 to 8 weeks a brand new S&W revolver would show up in your mailbox.

[@MadMomma-kj9ks]

Yes, S&W Chief was $68.00 !

[@lindarock4128]

yup i remember my dad in the 60s getting a m1 garrand delivered right to our door

[@Bryan-yq9pz]

Back when America was great.

[@et9625]

Was pretty much the same in Canada. My heirloom firearms were all bought at random gas stations. We can still get shotguns and bolt/lever/ some semiauto rifles in the mail. We just need to be home to sign for it

[@willymccoy3427]

I've got an old Navy Arms double 12 muzzleloader that I bought back in the early 80s. It was advertised as being able to handle 10 gauge loads of powder and shot. My hunting load is 1 3/8oz of shot and about 100grs of FFG. I've used it on about everything you can use a modern shotgun on. Mostly squirrels, rabbits and quail these days. Before steelshot was mandated, I used it on ducks with good luck. And I've used it deer hunting with patched .690 round balls. That ol shotgun does it all. Whenever I have it out, I tell folks that I'm not sure that those new fangled cartridge guns are going to catch on.

[@tenlittleindians]

I used a 20 gauge muzzle loader for ducks in the 70's on opening day of the season. My friends had all run out of ammo by 10:00 in the morning but I was still blasting away. I used the plastic shot wads sold for reloading shot shells and a small piece of toilet paper as the over shot wad. The plastic wads patterned tighter and eliminated the need for the disk over your powder which made reloading faster. The plastic wads easily slid down my barrels too. I had made a long brass measuring spout to fit on my flask commonly used for pistols. I sized it to hold enough powder for my shotgun. I also had a leather shot flask with a measure on the end. I could get off two shots and reload fairly quick for a muzzle loader. I found out the 50 caliber balls for my Thompson muzzle loader rifle fit perfect inside those 20 gauge shot wads I was using. For deer season I'd load 2 of those 50 caliber balls into the shot wad in each barrel of that muzzle loader. They grouped about 2 inches apart at 50 yards.

[@boogboog8097]

Sounds like great times, thanks for sharing 👍

[@1boortzfan]

Hickok is the king of cool!

[@stoneyt46]

"Now the barrels to long. It might be illegal" 😂 I live in CA. Everything is illegal

[@Julian-bq9qv]

Such a fun toy and lethal with that number 4 buck, FUN FACT - Some people think that the phrase "He shot his wad! " has some intimate physical romance type meaning but this is NOT the case. From Revolutionary times, if a soldier was in battle and in the rush to reload before an advancing enemy could get to him, the soldier may panic and fire before he loaded his shot- thus "shooting his wad " would do nothing beyond making a boom, and he would likely come to a bad end.

[@DarkShark-xj4fd]

Sounds like the new meaning is based on the old one. It most certainly means the first thing you said. It is an idiom.

[@yougonnaeatthat9889]

Buck and ball is even more deadly. If using it for defense you can load a heavy load and lighter charge to keep penetration down so there's less chance of collateral damage. The best self defense load expends all its energy inside the target.

[@Chocolate_dragon]

both mean the same.....

[@ThomasEdwards-v3s]

My Dad had a double barrel muzzleloading shotgun. He used hornets nest for wadding. He said hornets nest didn't draw moisture.

[@Plus_Escapee]

Harvesting hornet's nest for shotgun wadding sounds metal af.

[@NS-nt4cw]

That’s fucking badass

[@DabblerDave]

Hmmm Ohio: Collecting Baldfaced Hornet Nests: BE CAREFUL Authors Joe Boggs Published on December 12, 2023

[@MRblazedBEANS]

How do you even find that many nests?

[@Pilvenuga]

@@MRblazedBEANS pesticides have killed off most of the planets flying insects at this point. driving your car 30 years ago meant you had to wash it often to clearn it of bugs - on the windshield, the bonnet - the grill was espescially nasty with layers of years and years of dead bugs stuck in deep.

[@curlywurly70]

A home defense option for "prohibited persons" in most states.

[@kentmarsh6442]

Unless you're in the communist state of N.Y. they re classified black powder guns as regular firearms as of last year.

[@WNCworks]

I legally purchased an 1858 Remington replica 44 caliber from Woolworths when I was 16. It was my first pistol, and it was surprisingly accurate if it was loaded consistently.

[@cristianespinal9917]

That was also my first pistol, but it was more like 10 years ago, bought online, delivered straight to my door. And yea, they're definitely very accurate. I later got a .45 Colt conversion cylinder for it, and it shoots those beautifully too.

[@davesskillet9235]

The wonderful world of black powder.

[@ron.v]

*Cough, cough*

[@morrismonet3554]

I love the smell of black powder in the morning.

[@vettevegas]

Pedro don't surf.

[@Tutankhamun1333]

Here in Australia we have strict gun laws for anything produced after 1901 but before 1901 we have a "antique" gun law where we can own and poses rifle ONLY without a license where the pistols and shotguns need a applicable class license to even buy them.

[@Easy-Eight]

After watching how your police acted during the COVID lockdowns I can see why your nation pretty much banned personal weapons.

[@ForestRacer1958]

@@Easy-Eight It's also illegal to carry any weapon for personal defense. If you get caught with a baseball bat in your car you better being going to or from baseball practice and it better not be in the cabin. You cannot under any circumstances defend property, only life and then only with equivalent force to the attacker. No stabbing the guy who is trying to punch you.

[@johndoe-so2ef]

Shouldn't have let them do that to you......

[@deniswauchope3788]

Sadly Australia has become a police state. It's doubtful you'll ever regain your freedom; once lost, it's gone for good.

[@jmjones7897]

Australia was a free country, once

[@jelmo1057]

Interesting, thanks for sharing. I was not aware that the black powder percussion guns could be shipped directly to your house ( if your state allows). Great video as always, love your content.

[@joerobo682]

So can any firearm made before 1898.

[@Just1American1966]

​@joerobo682 The government defines an "antique firearm" as a firearm made before 1898, or any replica thereof, that does not use fixed ammunition (rimfire or centerfire) that is readily available in modern commerce channels. That covers quite a few, but not all, guns made before 1898 and their precisely-built modern replicas.

[@joerobo682]

@Just1American1966 bought an original Kragg rifle through the mail 25 years ago chambered in 30-40 Kragg. It was delivered to my doorstep by UPS.

[@Just1American1966]

@joerobo682 Experience does not determine legality. I'm sure many have gotten someone to send them even an 1873 Colt in .44-40.

[@joerobo682]

@Just1American1966 any firearm manufactured before 1898 is exempt from GCA and NFA. It's legal to sell pre 1898 firearms.

[@Cubestone]

From years of experience with muzzleloaders I'm paranoid of pushing the ramrod down the barrel on a load with my bare palm. You waited awhile for embers ro fade before doing that, but to me it's a bad habit. You can use any smooth piece of wood with a dimple drilled in it to put over the rod. I simply drilled a shallow hole in the side of my short starter to slip over the ramrod and push a load home. It's more comfortable and would more likely push your hand aside on accidental ignition rather than putting the rod through your palm. Thanks again for the fine videos.

[@Ravenous1990]

Growing up in Missouri I've mostly heard "sawn off" my whole life. I didn't hear sawed off much at all until my adult life.

[@JugglesGrenades]

"If it was manufactured prior to 1860, or if it is a replica of a firearm manufactured prior to 1860, which does not fire a self contained metallic cartridge , ie, the powder and projectile must be loaded separately, it is considered to be a relic or curio." The 1968 Gun Control Act.

[@herlemaggard69]

*1898

[@PBRstreetgang88]

That sounds like a democrat shadow government re write. Pre 1898 firearms had metallic cases for like 20 years. FJB

[@Juandongduck]

I think you're getting the civil war mixed up with 1898. In addition to that is, or fire ammunition that is no longer produced or available through the normal channels.

[@DogFarts96]

Key word is "antique"

[@NoTimeForThatNow]

FWIW, you can get conversion cylinders for those black powder revolvers and shoot standard cartridge rounds, still fully legal.

[@IAMAredditor]

In the immortal words of Cypress Hill “SAWED off shotgun, hand on the pump. Left hand on a 40, puffin on a blunt”. It’s canon.

[@jameswozny1997]

I haven't listened to that song in many years, but once I read those lyrics I started to hear B-reals voice singing it. La la la la la la la laaaaaa!

[@irenasvetlovska4337]

It’s a cannon.

[@AxLWake]

What's a 40?

[@Illyoxis]

@@AxLWake A 40 oz bottle of beer or malt liquor

[@AxLWake]

@@Illyoxis Got it. Thanks.

[@louisgiokas2206]

In early days of waiting periods, I ran into the issue with percussion firearms. It was at a large store, and I was buying a reproduction Civil War era revolver. They tried to impose a waiting period on the purchase, but the friend who was getting me into the sport, argued with them and I walked out with the gun after they checked it out.

[@Bayan1905]

I've owned the same gun for the last 4 years now. Mine loves .570" roundballs and .310 roundballs. I either use them as 00 buckshot by themselves or with the .570" as a buck n ball load with 70 grains of FFG powder. I have patterned it out to 25 yards with #4 shot and it does surprisingly well. It was a copy of a Confederate shotgun used during the Civil War. I swapped the #11 nipples out with Pedersoli musket cap nipples because musket caps are easier for me to get and it made the ignition pretty much a certainty every time.

[@mildlydisinterested]

I grew up shooting black powder and was always taught to seal lips around the barrel and blow until no smoke comes out of the nipple or flash pan. I've been to countless NMLRA shoots and rendezvous and most guys around me were doing it that way and not once have I seen an ND as a result. That's not the only way, just a faster way. The other methods mentioned are equally as valid. The bonus to blowing is that when the smoke stops, you have a visual indicator that everything has burned out. One should never blow down the barrel on the last shot of the day, however. You don't want corrosion. You should be cleaning it as soon as you get it home, or even in the field, but just the same. 🙂

[@paulharm3943]

I 've shot muzzleloading pistols rifles and shotguns for more than 50 years. You can blow down the barrel or use a grease cleaning batch to make sure there's no hot embers. When reloading a shotgun as you push the overpowered powder hardcard down you will be compressing quite a bit of air. The card will want to come back up a couple of inches. For this reason you kind of throw the rod down two or three times to make sure the card is seated on the powder. You can push the rod the second time and throw it to make sure the wad is seated. Same goes for the cushion wad, make sure it's seated and compressed air has not held it up. You can also wet or dampen the cushion wad so it will clean the barrel every time you push one down. Don't use plastic wads they'll melt in the barrel and make it hard to clean. Circle fly.com sells fiber wads use 1 gauge larger than the bore for a good tight fit.

[@Sduell60]

I love inspiration and "American Ingenuity". Well done.

[@paulflanagan6527]

I don't care what it's called, I love it! Every once in a while Hickock shows us something we can have here in the UK. Keep up the good work!

[@stevewehner9540]

I purchased a muzzleloader at the gun show, the man selling the muzzleloader just recorded the sale and no other paperwork. My wife looked at me quizzically and asked why we didn't fill out the usual paperwork for purchasing a gun, I looked at her and said because it's not a gun, it's a muzzleloader.

[@HansFormerlyTraffer]

Yup, we bought mil surp rifles for $10 from a catalogue and had them delivered to our door when we were 12 yrs old.

[@DiamondCutter423]

Great post. Thank you so much for explaining the muzzle-loader concept. I didn't know they were so cool.

[@fload46d]

Mr. Hickok, you are too much! I reenact a French missionary priest from our early days in the midwest. I have a friend who reenacts a French priest who helped George Rogers Clark, Father Gibault. I told him Fr. Gibault is supposed to have carried a pistol and probably a rifle because he said he "didn't know who he might run into". So I might have to get a flintlock pistol because my character existed before cap locks. Keep up the good work.

[@csorgb05]

I have the American Gun Craft Diablo in 12 gauge. It is a black powder pistol shotgun that uses 209 primers for ignition. To improve the handling I swapped the Diablo grip and forearm for the larger Desperado grip and forearm. Being black powder it ships directly to your house.

[@exiledintheus7251]

Oh my god I've been wandering around here working so hard and then I come across your channel again and look at this wonderful Jim of flintlock something or another I'm going to call it a double-double😂

[@user-xf2oz6gr2o]

You should not use God's name in vain.

[@Pootycat8359]

2:02 The same people who would call the .30-06 a "Thirty Zero Six" would call it that.

[@alan-sk7ky]

Not north americans you mean and in that case more likely thirty oh six as in .308 win as in 307win as in three hundred savage etc three oh three british etc etc etc.

[@Pootycat8359]

@@alan-sk7ky Duh, I was making a JOKE! 🤗

[@stephenrice4554]

There's a pedant for everything , like an irritating hair on your arse

[@Pootycat8359]

@@stephenrice4554 No, it's the hair WITHIN one's arse that poses the problem, especially when it's tickled by the exiting turds.

[@Mr.Painal]

I applied for a FFL once. I got treated really bad on the phone when they called me up even after paying the money and submitting the fingerprints. A female agent was condescending and told me that I was not going to get it within the first minute of the call and asked me to withdraw my application. I had a commercial location at the time. She acted surprised when I said I am not withdrawing and wanted to proceed. Anyway, about a month later I got a denial without any other follow-up calls.

[@RichDoh64]

Always wanted a blackpowder shotgun.

[@pwbpeter]

Looks like the kind of thing Grandma off the Beverly Hillbillys would like!

[@lindarock4128]

jed too

[@maxmccain8950]

I’m pretty sure you can still have black powder firearms delivered to your door even in California.

[@jamesavery3559]

...yup and just as a test i bought 4 lbs of triple f black powder, caps, balls, and many pistols and a 50 cal rifle all right to my door no goddamn id, no waiting 2 weeks none of that government big brother crap.

[@commonsence8223]

NY made all muzzle loaders firearms. Access restricted like all other guns.

[@maxmccain8950]

@ Well, I just checked. You have to go through the whole procedure here too. How often do you hear about a black powder firearm being used in a crime? I haven’t shot those in years but they sure are fun. Makes for a relaxing afternoon.

[@GeorgeBurgers-xt5hr]

Grammatically correct it is a short barrelled shotgun. The barrel was not sawed off. It is a factory manufactured short shotgun barrel.

[@RichardBolger-c5b]

Hickok45 PLEASE HIDE YOUR DOGS!!!!

[@lancedaniels]

Thanks for posting and sharing. Very interesting to see. I stayed to see the reloading🙂

[@Ember_EX]

2A "Shall not be infringed" All gun restrictions are unconstitutional.

[@erikjohnson1482]

The one place the Canadian gun laws has us beat is their shotgun laws say “total barrel length”, meaning a sxs with 9 inch barrels counts as 18” overall length

[@chrissewell1608]

"Sod off, Saw'd off, Saẃn off ... Shotgun!" SWEET 😅

[@LoopKoop6778]

everybody does things different. Thank you for all the video's!!!

[@randymarsh9935]

Can't help but think of Sylvester loading the black powder rifle on looney toons.

[@lindarock4128]

or elmer fudd course i like that big colt dragoon slow poke rodrigez was packing

[@mikestyles499]

Back in the 1950’s, I ordered a Surplus, Spanish American War, Remington Rollingblock Rifle. It came on Railway Express, on the train. $5 for rifle $2 shipping.

[@MichaelRoachDavid]

Don't mind caps but really prefer 209's

[@morrismonet3554]

Real BP doesn't need 209s. It's the fake powders that are much harder to ignite that do.

[@jeff3638]

Sniper Shot Gun...never see you😅

[@rustyauerswald1069]

Black powder has no barrel length rules

[@thomasallen3818]

If you’re from Texas, Kentucky, or Tennessee it’s a Sawed Off shotgun. lol 😂

[@antho6713]

In France, you can be delivered "regular guns" by postal services, also in france, postmen took as an habit not to ring the doorbells and straight up throw the parcels in your garden

[@markeastridge9649]

A limited amount of firearms pass through the post office. Rifles and shotguns may be mailed with the US Postal Service. Anyone my mail to anyone in their home state. Anyone may mail a federal license holder in any state. Shipper must sign an affidavit that they are not a manufacturer, dealer or importer. Signature delivery.

[@JonGregg-j4p]

Maybe these little 'Antiquites' could be a very potent discouragement to unwelcomed visitors from other countries.

[@LGB-FJB]

Look at those weapons of war shipping right to your door! Now if we could only get things newer than black powder shipped to our doors.

[@twentyfifthdui4717]

It would be nice if that 1899 thing was a moving scale. Like we ought to call anything 100 years old or more antique. Then we could get old Springfields and Arisakas and SMLEs and 1911s with no FFL BS and no C&R hassle.

[@colinklang]

I've been really getting into BP lately. Those look like a ton of fun.

[@dennisst.pierre210]

Had my CVA V2 muzzleload pistol sent right to me .

[@kennethhummel4409]

Unless yer from New York.

[@poellot]

Growing up with a dad that is a ffl holder, we frequently got guns shipped to our door. Sometimes ups would wreck the box so bad the barrel was literally hanging out. Lol.

[@johnalexander7369]

Most amazing part is he has percussion caps

[@michigunsanta8680]

Thanx for the tutorial, I’ve never loaded and or shot any muzzle loading firearms. 👍🏻

[@scottmorgan1016]

This was fun thanks for doing this

[@sparkychang7198]

That is BEAUTIFUL!

[@jimrawles6452]

Same with pre-1899 guns. No FFL required, in most states.

[@d-rayphelps1630]

Also sell to convicted fell. Because it's primitive weapon/muzzle loader and considered a C&R Antique. Have a good one and May God bless y'all

[@dduff4383]

Thank you for pronouncing CAVALRY properly. They even say it wrong in the movies! Bugs me something awful.

[@rupertpicante2079]

"I am assuming you are not here for the alcohol and tobacco."

[@dpw9105]

That looks like the shotgun the Swede carried on the show Hell on Wheels

[@lkgreenwell]

In the UK it is *ONLY* called a “sawn-off”! lol

[@bryanoliver5550]

Very nice showing of a versatile muzzle loader , always interested me but , I have not chosen one yet , educational too .

[@johnboggan4390]

Good video thank you 😊

[@REXOB9]

Beautiful firearm. Love black powder.

[@larryward1082]

I'm 75 years old and I remember those days when you could order stuff like that for an early nothing

[@GearsAndGuns]

I grew up with black powder rifle pistols and shotguns. When I seen the price I fell over! Wow

[@picklesontheroad]

Because of you, Hickok... I own both of those but mine are not interchangeable... like yours. Still love em both though!

[@KnifeChatswithTobias]

A “sawed off shotgun” is a shotgun that has had its barrels sawn short. Don’t confuse the name of the weapon with the way it is made. 😂

[@zeme0556]

I own a TC .50 cal Hawken with rifled barrel. It is very accurate out to 100 yards.

[@roseblite6449]

I've always heard it as 'Sawed-Off Shotgun'. I've been thinking of getting a "Diablo" double barreled black powder shotgun.

[@charlesmoore5840]

Only a teacher would care😂

[@EskenRock]

Django similar shot gun: "Last chance fancy pants." But then again King Schultz quick draws on them.

[@jamesthedude....9584]

Abolish the ATF.

[@doubledranch871]

@jamesthedude. Not until the NFA is history! Otherwise a worse agency will take their place. FBI??? DOJ??? etc.

[@barefoofDr]

YOU COULD ROLE PAPER cartridges AND HAVE A FASTER RELOAD TIME.

[@robertcole9391]

I love my Baker shotgun. 50cal one side, 20 gauge the other. Bonus points is the barrel is interchangeable with both my Howdah Pistols. LOL. And came in the mail. Another nice thing is you can make paper cartridges in advance to speed up the loading process. Just nitrate the paper bottom before making them. Unlike my Howdahs, the Baker I ordered is single trigger double pull.

[@leonhart2452]

No, it's not a wash or sawed off shotgun. To be sawn or sawed off shotgun it would have to be a long barrel sawed off. That short barrel was originally made that length, not a long one cut down.

[@WilliamCollins-sh6lm]

To be correct it's a Room Sweeper !!! Preformed paper cartridges make reloading surprisingly Quick ...

[@RinconPilot]

I saw a an article about a felon that carried a black powder revolver as a loop hole around the law, lol. America!

[@aaronha994]

Remember, all that are too dangerous to be in society shall not be allowed to own a firearm because they are still in prison. Anything else is a violation of constitutional Republic rites.

[@bluekoi455]

That really looks like a lot of fun

[@alanvenable7022]

Love it did the same thing with a couple of CVA Optima’s!!

[@fortheloveofnoise]

Legitimately laughed at the amazon prime joke.

[@Nayr86]

Some good quality old fashion fun right there 😆

[@Abclyfestyle]

$2k after taxes Nice

[@G1FREAKZ]

All weapons are legal under the Constitution SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED ✌️🍺🇺🇸

[@paulmullins660]

Right to bear arms, period. I will never recognize any laws about guns.

[@Name-ps9fx]

Immediately looked up the price, thinking a regular BP rifle is a few hundred dollars.... 😮

[@dwayneklien5308]

It's black powder shotgun, not regulated by ATF.

[@jd9119]

You can pretty much call it whatever you want to.

[@davidponseigo8811]

I'm a firearms dealer and I despise the ATF as much as the next guy but many people out there don't need a firearm of any sort !!

[@stephenmcvay5368]

Show of hands: SAWED? The ayes have it. Sawed.

[@georgelewis7010]

I am 63 years old and all I ever heard them called was, sawed off because that's how they were made back in the day, you took a long barreled shotgun and sawed the barrels down, not sure where songoff came from

[@PalKrammer]

Pretty sure it's really a "sod off" shotgun... The Brits know what that means.