C&R process

[MLC]

Gentleman (and Ladies),
Please provide me with a general direction and idea the cost inolved with the C&R licensing. I really want to some milsurps while they are cheap and all my local ffl's want 40 bucks a pop for transfers. Any pointers would be great. TIA
PM or email is fine as well.

 

[JPM63US]

http://www.cruffler.com

Go to the above web site and you will find instructions reviews and a link to the BATF where you can get the form.

I think it was $30 for a 3 year license. Unless you live in NY, it take about 1 to 2 months.

JPM

 

[Greg L]

http://www.atf.treas.gov/forms/pdfs/f531016.pdf

Is the application itself for the C&R

http://www.atf.treas.gov/forms/pdfs/f533020.pdf

Is the certification of compliance that is also required with the application.

It is well worth the $30 for the initial cost however your savings account will take quite a hit once you get the FFL .

Greg

 

[Monte Harrison]

The "process" just involves filling out the app and mailing it. Three or four weeks or so later, voila. Painless.

 

[Hkmp5sd]

The process includes getting a second job, buying another gun safe and making best buddies with the UPS driver.

 

[No4Mk1]

In addition to the excellent resources above, another good source of information can be found at :

http://pub176.ezboard.com/bcurioandrelicfirearmsforum

Go to the C&R License Issues and read the General info thread at the top, then post any questions! Lots of friendly, helpful folks over there.

 

[Double Maduro]

I went to the website;

http://www.atf.treas.gov/forms/pdfs/f533020.pdf

and found it interresting that the only thing on the second page of the form is the paperwork reduction act notice.

So what does having a C&R do for you?


DM

 

[MLC]

The great part will be explaining to my wife how much money I'm saving by buying all these old guns. Same schtick I used for the reloading. Thanks a bunch fellows.

 

[Monte Harrison]

So what does having a C&R do for you?

It allows you to purchase any firearm that is on the list, or is >= 50 years old, and have it shipped directly to your home without having to go through a dealer. Also, it allows you to get dealer discounts on stuff from Brownell's, Midway, etc. Not a bad deal for $30.

 

[Jack19]

The great part will be explaining to my wife how much money I'm saving by buying all these old guns. Same schtick I used for the reloading. Thanks a bunch fellows.

The problem is that what you'll save in cost on individual items, you'll spend on quantity. Welcome to C&R.