United States v. Seven Miscellaneous Firearms

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• finding weapon was not “readily restorable” because to accomplish such a procedure would require more than four hours in a shop with appropriate tools, expert gunsmith services, and the sum of roughly $65,000
• court concluding five firearms seized from the NRA museum were rendered incapable of firing and two were not designed or manufactured to fire and hence not firearms
• time, ease, expertise, equipment, availability, expense, and feasibility

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