There are some requirements to get one of these...you must be a member of an NRA affiliated shooting organization (check the website in the above post for the accepted ones, its really inexpensive to join one), and you must have shown you have shot 50 rounds *somewhere* with proof...usually if you go to a shooting range and get the range officer to sign off on letterhead that you shot 50 rounds of something, or include range and ammo receipts, they will accept it.
Their customer service organization is very good...email them if you have any questions *prior* to sending in your paperwork to make sure everything is in order.
Also, the forms ask for your social security number, but you don't need to supply it...however, by not supplying it, they can't really track your order, and it can take a few weeks to get the rifle.
I got a GREAT one made in 1944. Genuine history, well worth doing.
[This message has been edited by Forseti (edited March 22, 2000).]