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C&R holders and NFA arms

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  • nmyers
    If you are a C&R licensee, you can obtain a C&R NFA weapon directly from any FFL or nonlicensee within the US. You don't have to pay a local dealer to handle the transaction for you.

    However, all NFA rules apply, including payment of the $200 transfer tax. BATFE & local LEA chief approval must also be obtained.

    Neal
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  • cbxjeff
    Well I thought this was too good to be true! Neal, I'm speaking of only class 3 items here. Maybe where I went wrong was that my dealer pal happens to be a dealer that can handle NFA arms. Am I correct that if a dealer does not have that option, any full auto he takes in (even for immediate resale) has to be transferred to him with the $200 fee? I'm sure my pal doesn't pay $200. for NFA items on hand. So having a C&R and buying a C&R eligible NFA item doesn't save me anything. Sometimes I think reading all these rules are like reading the phone book!

    Thanks for the responce.

    cbxjeff<P>It's too late for me, save yourself. <br>
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  • nmyers
    Jeff, only a Class III dealer can handle Class III weapons. However, the way that the weapon is "titled" determines whether or not he has to pay a transfer tax when he acquires it. This can get complicated, & I defer to Mark Christian for any further explanation.

    Of course, with the cheapest C&R machine gun starting in the thousands, an extra $200 or so doesn't really seem that significant to me.

    Neal
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  • cbxjeff
    Good point about the $200. Neal - just change! I shouldn't bother thinking about this. I can't afford to re-buy what I already have - and I've only had them about 4 years. Wish I had bought 50 back then. How many hundred of us have said the same or similar things. Amazing how good hindsite is!

    cbxjeff<P>It's too late for me, save yourself. <br>
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  • Mercury
    Even with a C&R Weapon, you have to pay the $200. Yes, you can have it transferred directly to you, without going through the C3 dealer.


    Merc

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