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What do these abbreviations mean?
FFL?! Whassat, then?
C&R? Wossit for?
OK, I know C&R is Curio and Relic, but I am comfused as to why you need what appears to be a particular licence to buy a 60 year old bolt, but you can virtually just walk in and buy a brand new Armalite.
Why the distinction?
FFLs, I have understood as some kind of means of making cross state gun purchases.
Correct? Close? Way off?
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