kalister1
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Correct.
So, C&R gets you nothing until you get through all the normal, exhausting, Federal hoops. Once it is all approved, then it can be shipped to you directly, as a C&R FFL holder. Correct?
Correct. The only real advantage here for a qualifying C&R NFA transfer is that you can have the firearm shipped from out of state directly to the address of record on your 03/FFL. Thus, you do not need to use an instate FFL/SOT. But this is ONLY after your Form 4 has been approved by ATF.
Thanks to MotoJ we are working with Senator Jacobs and her C&R amendments to SB 281. They are debating it as we speak and we need a quick answer and I thought this was the quickest way.
Can select fire weapons be bought with only the C&R FFL? If not what else needs to be had?
Thanks,
Paul
Not trying to highjack the thread but this seems to be germane, do these amendments also include antiques and reproductions of antiques which I understand would also be affected by this SB 281?
Correct. The only real advantage here for a qualifying C&R NFA transfer is that you can have the firearm shipped from out of state directly to the address of record on your 03/FFL. Thus, you do not need to use an instate FFL/SOT. But this is ONLY after your Form 4 has been approved by ATF.
Read post 17 again.
A C&R FFL can accept a C&R Machine gun from anyone in any State, AFTER the form 4 is approved.
Thanks for working on this. I would love to see the proposed amendment.
I didn't note instate transfers because having a C&R is not relevant for NFA items. If the C&R NFA item (or any transferable NFA item) is already owned by someone instate, then it can transfer on a Form 4 to you from the current owner without an FFL/SOT.
Thanks for working on this. I would love to see the proposed amendment.
Thanks for working on this. I would love to see the proposed amendment.
What language in the 281 bill changes Maryland law on C&R purchases?
I did not know that. I thought they would qualify as a Regulated weapon by Maryland Law?
Nothing, that's my point. Until this was brought up, our gungrabbing legislators had no idea such a license existed.
Maryland law requires a 7 day wait for a handgun and C&R does away with that now, why would things change?