I will look up what I thought I was talking about before I post next time!
Curio And Relics
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cavediver
, Mar 05 2006 12:58 AM
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Posted 06 March 2006 - 12:27 PM
Thanks for the corrections guys.
I will look up what I thought I was talking about before I post next time!
I will look up what I thought I was talking about before I post next time!
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Posted 06 March 2006 - 10:10 PM
If you have a corp. entity, you can make it the C&R licensee. Transfer C&R Title II weapons to the corp. About as quick and painless as it gets for a non-SOT.
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Posted 07 March 2006 - 06:26 PM
Another benifit (or drain on your wallet) the ATF has ruled that a faxed copy of an FFL is acceptable, rather than having to mail a copy. You can get your FFL on file with the distributors that much faster, and start spending money.
You might want to check out cruffler.com It is a forum on C&R, not sure if there is much on class 3, but a lot of good information on C&R's. Plus people post reviews of the various companys and the quality of the surplus guns they are selling.
You might want to check out cruffler.com It is a forum on C&R, not sure if there is much on class 3, but a lot of good information on C&R's. Plus people post reviews of the various companys and the quality of the surplus guns they are selling.
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Posted 07 March 2006 - 07:15 PM
Shhhh! When Hillary and the rest of the libs find out how cool a C&R is you can bet there will be outrage!
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Posted 08 March 2006 - 12:04 PM
It seems some firearms sellers do not appreciate C&R license holders. Here is an example of the conflicting opinions this Gunbroker seller (flowboy143) has in regards to dealing with C&R holders:
I guess FFL licensed dealers are considered honorable, honest and trustworthy while C&R holders are scammers, connivers and people to do business with as a last resort.
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Information added 11/28/2004 11:26:38 AM: I have been ask alot about why I dont accept C&R FFL's. Because of dishonest people taking off the parts they want or need And then returning the firearm. NO C&R'S will be accepted. [Information added 09/24/2005 9:47:42 PM] SORRY TO ANYONE I HAVE NOT REPLIED BACK TO. I HAVE BEEN BRINGING RELIEF SUPPLIES TO GULFPORT,& BILOXI, MS. AS TO ALL THE RUDE COMMENTS ITS TO BAD YOU HAVE TO BE SO IMMATURE. BUT YOU PROVE MY POINT ABOUT C&R HOLDERS [Information added 01/08/2006 2:02:42 PM] ATTENTION ALL C&R HOLDERS I WILL ACCEPT YOUR LIC. BUT ALL SALES WILL BE FINAL. AND THERE WILL BE NO THREE DAY INSPECTION. |
I guess FFL licensed dealers are considered honorable, honest and trustworthy while C&R holders are scammers, connivers and people to do business with as a last resort.
