I Know I'm Being a Pest but HELP!!

marsye

March 01, 2002 12:33

We are new at this and I'm getting totally confused! I received my first payment today for a M1 receiver and barrel and with his money order he included a copy his C&R license. I thought C&R was just for pre 1894?? Can I ship this to him legally?

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  soop

  March 01, 2002 12:54

  From my batf book on curios & relicsSectionIVUS model M1,M9 and M18,cal 2.36" Rocket launcher(Bazooka) and variations thereof.Curios & relics are firearms which were manufactured at least 50 years prior to the current date,but not including replicas therofFor a full list ,check out the batf`s web sight.

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  luger01

  March 01, 2002 12:57

  Firearms are considered antiques (i.e., no FFL needed) for pre-1898 firearms.C&R (Curio & Relic) firearms are either listed by the BATF or over 50 years old.If this is a WWII Garand (not a new Springfield Garand, or one of the "new receiver" Century Garands), then you may ship directly to a C&R FFL address (as listed on the license). Make sure the FFL has an original signature., and if you feel better, you can check the license validity with the BATF. They even now have a web site where you can put in a FLL number and see if it's valid (this may be accessible only for other FFL holders).

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  fergusonmorse392

  March 01, 2002 15:38

  go to atf.treas.gov click on C&R there you will find list of guns the M1 is there, like the above post this is for u.s. grands WW2 not comercial or copies made now to check licensees on the same web site click on FFL ez Check, follow directions>>>anyone can do.

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  74cuda

  March 01, 2002 17:26

  The FFL EZ Check does not work for C&R Licenses. You have to contact ATF for verification.I have been corrected, ATF will not verify C&R's if you call them.

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  "In God We Trust........All Others Go Thru NCIC"[This message has been edited by 74cuda (edited 03-02-2002).]

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