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Unclear on C&R record keeping?
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02-08-2009, 05:20 AM #1NES Member
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Unclear on C&R record keeping?
OK I ordered a garand from CMP service grade, now cmp makes no distinction of these being "c&r" elidgable, do I need to record this. My question I think is.
If I purchase a gun with my Class A permit that is on the C&R list do I still need to C&R log it? Or is it just for the guns I purchase with my C&R?
I have been reading the online regulations, still a little unclear.
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02-08-2009, 08:38 AM #2NES Member
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YES. LOG IT.
All C&R firearms, aka all C&R eligibles plus ALL firearms over 50 years old must be recorded.Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and thus any interpretation or statements about the law that I might make should be taken with a grain of salt and mixed with your own legal research as well as advice from actual legal counsel. I cannot be held responsible if you find yourself somebody's "friend" in federal, state, or local prison should you act on my opinions on the law. My interpretations of the law will generally be on the conservative side.
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02-08-2009, 09:31 AM #3NES Member
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02-08-2009, 12:33 PM #4Moderator
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We're even still to this day getting conflicting replies from ATF (
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(Ob. IANAL)
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02-08-2009, 12:46 PM #5NES Member
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OK, This is where I started to get confused. I have 4 guns 50+ years old. They will when the estate legalities are settled be appointed to me by executor of estate. I have had these in my possession since oct 08. I recieved my license 02/22/09. should I be logging these when I get the legal paper work?
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02-08-2009, 03:45 PM #6NES Member
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No. If you sell them, log them out. But otherwise, they don't get logged.
Do a search. That question has been answered so many times it's ridiculous. In fact, it's probably in that same thread linked above.Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and thus any interpretation or statements about the law that I might make should be taken with a grain of salt and mixed with your own legal research as well as advice from actual legal counsel. I cannot be held responsible if you find yourself somebody's "friend" in federal, state, or local prison should you act on my opinions on the law. My interpretations of the law will generally be on the conservative side.
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02-08-2009, 03:48 PM #7NES Member
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Are you sure? Does the date of transfer mark the physical transfer or the "ownership"? I would think the latter.
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02-08-2009, 04:08 PM #8NES Member
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It probably does mean the latter, on second review. File the FA-10s and log them in at the same time.
Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and thus any interpretation or statements about the law that I might make should be taken with a grain of salt and mixed with your own legal research as well as advice from actual legal counsel. I cannot be held responsible if you find yourself somebody's "friend" in federal, state, or local prison should you act on my opinions on the law. My interpretations of the law will generally be on the conservative side.
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02-08-2009, 09:13 PM #9Moderator
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Yeah, if you legally take possession of them while your license is in effect, even though you physically had possession of them before your license, I'd log them.
(Ob. IANAL)
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