C&R question
I've got a m-92 win. up for auction here (#46161756) that has been copletely rebuilt but to all original spec's. it this still c&r transferable. A potential bidder wants to know. thanks.
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Is a Colt SAA, 2nd Generation, manufactured before 1962 considered
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A C&R is to be used only when ACQUIRING a C&R firearm.
When DISPOSING of a firearm, even a C&R, you have the same rights & privileges as any nonlicensee. A nonlicensee can transfer a firearm to a nonlicensee in his own state (state/local law permitting), or to an FFL in any state. You can also transfer a C&R to a C&R holder in any state (state/local law permitting).
You don't have to log in your previously owned guns, but you should log them out when disposing of them.
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Here is what I understand about the C&R, I 've had mine for over a year. You can sell a gun you buy just as long as its not a buisness. A example would be sell a gun so that you could aquire a better example of same gun or just sell it because you don't want it anymore.
You can sell to anyone not just C&R or FFl. Of course to ship it out of state it would have to go to a C&R or FFL1. FTF could be anyone as long as they met all firearm ownership qualifications.
You don't have to log in your previous bought guns unless you want to but it might be good to have a second log of just them if you had several.
If you have any doubt call your local ATF agent and he or she can get a answer for you. My agent gave me his office and cell number as well as numbers to the tech dept for answers.0 -
Not exactly.
There is one benefit of holding a C&R that applies to disposition of a C&R. A C&R licensee can transfer a C&R to an unlicensed resident of another state provided 1) the transfer takes place when the recipient appears before the C&R licensee at his residence, & 2) such transfer is legal in both states.
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