Anyone else correct me if I am wrong here but I would say "yes" as MA does not care about or recognize your C&R license and because a C&R is generally for personal collecting (vs resale and being a dealer), you would in fact need to fill out the eFA-10 in addition to making an entry in your bound book.
Anyone else correct me if I am wrong here but I would say "yes" as MA does not care about or recognize your C&R license and because a C&R is generally for personal collecting (vs resale and being a dealer), you would in fact need to fill out the eFA-10 in addition to making an entry in your bound book.
yes but instead of the effa10 can't he put it in his boundbook and then just ''register'' it ? that's what you do with a out of state rifle that comes in you put it in the system that it's in your possession now
yes but instead of the effa10 can't he put it in his boundbook and then just ''register'' it ? that's what you do with a out of state rifle that comes in you put it in the system that it's in your possession now
See the post by Len-2A. Bound book is federal. Register (ie EFA-10) is state. BOTH must be adhered to. If both seller and buyer are from MA as you stated, it must be a transfer, not a register, as it was hopefully already registered in MA by the the seller who owns it.
See the post by Len-2A. Bound book is federal. Register (ie EFA-10) is state. BOTH must be adhered to. If both seller and buyer are from MA as you stated, it must be a transfer, not a register, as it was hopefully already registered in MA by the the seller who owns it.