Before i start, i havent posted here before and i am prepared to delete/move this post myself to its relevant thread if i am asked to, or have it be deleted since it is in regard to something not mentioned in the rules, kind of a grey are in my understanding.
Is this family "hierloom" manufactured in 1896 able to be reactivated?
I fully understand that it would have to be in accordance with local laws and done by someone registerd to do so and so forth and so on. The legal part is my own responsibility and i am not looking to commit a crime or ask for illegal advice i am asking from a technical and mechanical standpoint only.
The internal magazine holds rounds, the action cycles and can be dry fired and no other parts have been destroyed, the full lenght of the barrel is uninterupted and not cut or filled except for at the barrell beginning as seen.
To my understanding there is different degrees when it comes to the destruction of a gun in order for it to be deativated and it seems they where gentle, maybe my great grandfather gave them a nod.