C&R vs. FFL

eastwood44mag

August 16, 2004 06:33

Well, the General Discussion board got me thinking (scary, ain't it?).

Anyways, I know what an FFL can do, but what can a C&R do? Namely, does it do a private individual any good to get a C&R, or is it just another way for the BATFE to invade your life?

Thanks all.

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  perry shooter

  August 16, 2004 07:30

  Hello A ffl WILL LET YOU DEAL IN FIREARMS a C & R will let you buy anything that is on the C & R list both in your state and out of state such as items on this web site. It has to be on list or at least 50 yrs old but lic. is not for dealing in guns as a business and you must keep records it lets you sell to upgrade your collection.

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  eastwood44mag

  August 16, 2004 09:49

  Sounds like I spend too much money on here to not get one. Anyway, where do I find the paperwork, restrictions, and what not? (Specific links, please, as I have a hard time navagating the BATFE website)
  
  Thanks again.

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  clays

  August 16, 2004 10:00

  I found all the information I needed @ http://goldenloki.com. You can even down load the froms from this site.
  
  Bob

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  Mas Futbol

  August 21, 2004 16:20

  http://www.cruffler.com/becomingcruffler.html
  
  The site is no longer active, but the info you need is there, with links. The other benefit of a C & R is the discounts from Brownell's, Midway, and others.
  
  Good Luck!
  
  "I didn't do it, and I'll never do it again." Louis Armstrong

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  aglore

  August 21, 2004 17:54

  quote:It has to be on list
  
  
  Wrong. There are way too many firearms that qualify for C&R status to be on the list. It states on the inside of the cover page of the C&R Manual that the list is not all inclusive due too there being way too many too list.
  
  AlleninAlaska
  Delta Firearms & Supplies
  http://www.galleryofguns.com
  
  VIP Code: 900440
  
  aglore@gci.net

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