C&R Question
Can a person with a C&R liscense send a (receiver only) from a C&R classified rifle to another C&R liscensed person through the mail. The receiver is from a late war k98 and it wasn't made with a serial number on the receiver, but the barrel has a serial number on it.
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All WW II rifles are on the C&R list so no problem. You can ship. 0 -
No, it must be shipped to an FFL. To be considered a C&R, the rifle must be in "original issue configuration". A receiver, or a barreled action, is NOT a C&R.
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If a barreled action must be shipped to a FFL, Can a C&R ship it to the FFL or must another FFL holder ship to the receiving FFL? 0 -
Yes; anyone who is legally able to possess a firearm may ship it to an FFL in any state.
The privileges of having a C&R are, in general, the same as a nonlicensee; the C&R is intended to help you acquire C&R firearms, not dispose of them. The only exception is that a C&R holder may transfer a C&R long gun to a nonlicensed resident of another state, provided the nonlicensee appears before him at his premises.
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