You certainly may in Virginia.... You are a C&R ffl holder in a region with no restrictive state or local laws. Can you legally sell one of your rifles obtained using your C&R ffl to a non licensee in your state?
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You are a C&R ffl holder in a region with no restrictive state or local laws. Can you legally sell one of your rifles obtained using your C&R ffl to a non licensee in your state?
It's my understanding that you can do exactly that. You can buy several C&R eligible firearms, keep the "best" one, and sell the rest to pay for the one you kept. That's enhancing the collection. What you can't do is buy several firearms and sell them to make a profit. But, IANAL......But if you buy 10 M1903's at once and sell nine of them, the ATF might take exception to that.
That's my understanding also. If you bought 10 1903s and sold all of them in short order it would raise some eyebrows at the ATF. Unless they all sucked. Then document the fact that they all sucked.It's my understanding that you can do exactly that. You can buy several C&R eligible firearms, keep the "best" one, and sell the rest to pay for the one you kept. That's enhancing the collection. What you can't do is buy several firearms and sell them to make a profit. But, IANAL......
You can buy several C&R eligible firearms, keep the "best" one, and sell the rest to pay for the one you kept.
The well meaning folks on this forum may not be Bottom Feeders/Lawyers. Call your area BATFE office and get their answer. Ask them to follow up with a letter. Federal firearms violation are expensive and painful.