[mississippi munitions]

Is most everyone here a FFL dealer?

 

[captain-03]

NO - However, we do have several here with FFLs -- several more with C&R. Most are just commom folk like me!! :wel4:

 

[Beladran]

capt...common folk dont have 40 garands in their closet

 

[mississippi munitions]

capt...common folk dont have 40 garands in their closet

lol, nice---

 

[jbpmidas]

Some of us are common folk! Welcome!

 

[PapaDawg]

Well I guess I'm as common as they come -

:wel4: - glad you found us.

Enjoy your stay -

 

[hotboymg]

What is the difference between a FFL and C&R

 

[JMS39339]

What is the difference between a FFL and C&R

I think this topic may be in the wrong section, Mods.

Basically, the FFL applies to current production firearms (less than 50 years in age) whereas the C&R (Curio and Relic) license applies to guns that are over 50 years in age.

 

[s_irwin23]

Do the FFL's on the forum offer forum members a transfer fee discount?

 

[TankerHC]

In this new era of American Socialism and "Redistribute the wealth" philosphy I have decided to participate. So I think Cap should redistribute his wealth and give me a Garand.

 

[msredneck]

Let me know how U do Tanker

:128:

 

[TankerHC]

:lol3:

 

[Xd357]

Do the FFL's on the forum offer forum members a transfer fee discount?

some do.

 

[hotboymg]

What is the difference between a FFL and C&R

I think this topic may be in the wrong section, Mods.

Basically, the FFL applies to current production firearms (less than 50 years in age) whereas the C&R (Curio and Relic) license applies to guns that are over 50 years in age.

So I couldn't purchase ar's with a c&r

 

[JMS39339]

What is the difference between a FFL and C&R

I think this topic may be in the wrong section, Mods.

Basically, the FFL applies to current production firearms (less than 50 years in age) whereas the C&R (Curio and Relic) license applies to guns that are over 50 years in age.

So I couldn't purchase ar's with a c&r

Definitely not.

 

[bubbat]

What is the difference between a FFL and C&R

I think this topic may be in the wrong section, Mods.

Basically, the FFL applies to current production firearms (less than 50 years in age) whereas the C&R (Curio and Relic) license applies to guns that are over 50 years in age.

So I couldn't purchase ar's with a c&r

No, you can only buy guns that are on the ATF C&R firearms list. ARs aren't old enough yet. C&R FFLs are for collecting only. You can buy a gun that is on the list and have it shipped direct to you and not have to go through a dealer. You are suppose to keep a book that list the guns you have bought and sold with your C&R and the happy little boys at the ATF have the right to come and inspect you books and collection (your home) whenever they get the jollies and want too, no search warrant needed. I have only know one person that has had that happen to though,said it was no biggie. So I really wouldn't worry about that, but it can happen.

You can sell guns out of your collection, but you can not be in the business of selling C&R guns. You can sell a rifle to another collector or you buddy BillyBob, but you can't buy and sell to the general public that makes you a firearms dealer and you need a FFL 01 for that.

 

[hotboymg]

Ok I got ya, someone had told me i could get. C&R because u can not personally collect using a ffl and we were talking ar's guess I will to go another way

 

[Doug Bowser]

The C&R FFL is for firearms 50 years old or older. There is an additional list of newer firearms that are also considered C&R eligible. Such as many of the commemorative Winchester rifles.

Doug