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Thanks, in regards to the law individual state laws differ. Federal law considers black powder arms as "non guns" pistols or rifles no FFl form required just proof of age. Mass. is one of the screwed up states you need an FID to buy powder or primers but not the gun. HHBeautiful guns. There are collectors out there that just collect guns just like these. Your best bet to get the best possible price is try to sell them yourself. I would advetise on gun broker and any local sale sites you have in your area. Just be sure as you are dealing with handguns that you follow all of your states required handgun laws for transfering such guns. Best of luck to you
Thanks I saw that sale and low selling price.Ruger Collectors Association Old Army Revolvers : Black Powder Pistols & Muzzleloader Pistols at GunBroker.com
Here's a pair that sold recently. I suspect the price is one you might have to hold on to them for a bit but if you want to sell them the next couple of months are about the best time to sell them.