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September 15, 2009, 01:49 PM | #1 |
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03 FFL (C&R) Bound Book question
I just received my C&R FFL, and at the same time, the bound book I ordered from Brownells (pretty nice!). Question: Do I need to enter my existing C&R firearms in the book, or only any firearms acquired after receiving the license?
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September 15, 2009, 02:09 PM | #2 |
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Only the ones after the license was issued.
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September 15, 2009, 05:13 PM | #3 |
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You need to enter any C&R firearms you acquire after obtaining the license and any C&R firearms you currently own should you sell/transfer one to someone else.
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I was looking into getting my C&R to help with growing my collection. How hard is it to obtain one or is just a long waiting game.
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Just to clarify aliitle more. You must enter any Curio and Relic firearm in your bound book even if you didnt use your license to aquire it
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2. Complete app, mail a copy with $30 check to ATF, mail another copy to the chief LEO where you live marked "For Files Only- No Action Required" 3. Wait The wait is worth every penny you will save. My C&R paid for itself just on my Brownells discount alone. Quote:
There is no requirement to record C&R firearms that were owned BEFORE you received your 03FFL. C&R firearms you acquire AFTER receiving your 03FFL, whether obtained using your license or not, must be recorded in your bound book. .
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Uh thats what I said.
Never said record anything that you had before you license I said to record any C&R firearm even if you do not use your license to do so.(meaning after you had license, thought that was a givin considering the disscussion) All CMP purchases for example |
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I think he was clarifying what Hkmp5sd incorrectly wrote -
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Maybe I screwed up, but I too wasnt completey clear on some things, such as if CMP puchases needed to be logged or c&r's I had before my licenses needed to be logged.
I log everything, all cmp purchases and the items I owned before my 03 license. In case of an audit I'd rather be told that I have too much logged than not enough. |
September 21, 2009, 10:14 AM | #10 |
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Nothing purchased before you had you license needs to be logged in, only logged out if sold
Everything that is C&R eligeable needs to be logged in after you aquired your license even if you didnt use you license to aquire the firearms , such as CMP firearms |
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Interesting thread. Sorry to drag it back from the dead, but I have a further question.
So all NON-C&R guns whether acquired before or after you get your license are simply not a factor. They do not get logged ever. Correct? |
October 24, 2009, 04:18 PM | #13 |
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Non Curio and Relics firearms do not get logged
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October 24, 2009, 09:34 PM | #15 |
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It is also my understanding that one should list all C&R purchased/obtained after the license is issued.
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If You Used Your C & R To Transfer It To You...
If it was bought from a dealer and the dealer forced you to fill out a Form 4473 to complete the transfer, it doesn't have to be logged in the book.
I find most local gun dealers reluctant to accept a C & R license in lieu of doing the form, and their running a NICS check on you. |
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http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/.../t-313770.html
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October 25, 2009, 11:10 AM | #18 |
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Its pretty simple guys and has been covered already in this thread
Do not log in any C&R firearm that was aquired" BEFORE " you got you license You must log out 'ALL" C&R firearms when disposed of You must log in all C&R firearms wether you used your license to obtain them or not |
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Does the bound book literally have to be a bound book? How about pages I printed off my computer, hole punched, and placed in a 3-ring binder?
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October 31, 2009, 05:11 AM | #20 |
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That is fine
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Mine's not even a book, because I only have a few C&Rs. It would be kind of dumb to make a book out of a single sheet, so I just have it and a couple blank forms in the folder where I keep my C&R copies and ATF paperwork.
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In that case, you have the same status as John Q. Public. Last edited by gyvel; November 5, 2009 at 02:15 PM. |
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It does not matter HOW you acquire the C&R firearm. If you acquire it AFTER you get your 03-FFL, it goes in the bound book. You can do a FORM 4 transfer of an NFA C&R and it STILL goes in the bound book. You do a face-to-face purchase of a C&R from a friend, it goes in the bound book. The amount of paperwork you do to get it is meaningless. End of story.
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By your "logic," if you purchase a firearm that isn't a C&R, it has to go in your book. Purchasing an NFA C&R on a Form 4 bypasses an SOT 3, and yes, must go in your book. On the other hand, if you get it through the SOT 3 rather than directly with an 03 C&R, you will fill out a 4473 at time of acceptance, just like any other firearm you do not use your license for. Ergo, it doesn't go in your book. You are John Q. Public. A FTF purchase of a C&R from your "friend", by regulation, goes in your book; This is done on "the honor system." The status of the firearm is irrelevant, however, if you are purchasing it on a 4473. Once again, you are John Q. Public. ANY 4473 purchase makes you John Q. Public. Your gun does not go in your book. You did NOT use your 03 license for the purchase. Now its "End of story." Quote:
It referenced all the standard regulations regarding the use of the 03 license to purchase interstate or intrastate or from non-licensees and regarding entry of purchases/dispositions into/out of your bound book. I suggest you go back and reread it and point out to me where it states that purchases made on a 4473 WITHOUT use of the 03 license are required to be placed in the bound book. Last edited by gyvel; November 5, 2009 at 06:35 PM. |
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