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If you acquired the firearm BEFORE you had an FFL, disposition does not need to be recorded...even though it might be a "collectible" firearm, it need be treated no differently than any other since it was purchased before you were licensed.
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Where'd you get that idea? The law seems to disagree with you.
18 U.S.C 923(g):
(2) Each licensed collector shall maintain in a
bound volume the nature of which the Attorney
General may by regulations prescribe,
records of
the receipt, sale, or other disposition of fire-
arms.
Any time you acquire or dispose of a C&R firearm while you have a C&R license, it needs to go in your book.