Redcat
Curmudgeon
Mailed my application on 12/20, received approval letter back today, letter was dated the 5th of Jan.
Mailed my application on 12/20, received approval letter back today, letter was dated the 5th of Jan.
I was looking into this and a fellow at my local gun store explained that once a collector, ALL sales I would conduct would be considered a regulated transfer - regulated firearm or not.
Where do I look to clarify this?
Not sure where to look for clarity, but I'll tell you that guy is full of BS. Only thing that changes is you no longer have to wait 30 days between regulated purchases.
If you were buying a cash and carry firearm, how would anybody know if you were a collector unless you told them, the only form you would fill out on a C&C firearm would be the 4473, they would have no reason to fill out the 77R.
Can someone tell me what else may be checked for in a background check to get this status? I thou g ht i read somewhere that there is an additional background check to be considered a collector.
I just thought I read somewhere that there was an additional background check for the collector status.
If you need a replacement DC then just call and they will send you a new one with a new starting date.
No one "needs" a replacement ... its a box to check on MD's purchase form; kept in MSP's database
No one "needs" a replacement ... its a box to check on MD's purchase form; kept in MSP's database
I would bet that some want to carry the letter when transporting their "collection".
I keep seeing posts about how being a collector means you have greater leeway with where you can transport. So when someone is going to a friends house with weapons, they think that the letter would demonstrate to LEO that they are on their way to a "private show". I'd like to see how that works out for them............