Russ D
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Sweet, I'm getting one for my 34!
Glock conversion kit question
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Sweet, I'm getting one for my 34!
It is an FFLI don't think you necessarily need to go through an FFL (though I doubt anyone that didn't sell guns would be selling the conversion kits), but you do have to go through a retailer (AA won't sell the kits directly, but they do sell the mags directly). That probably wasn't the case 10 years ago.
C&R (Curio & Relics) is like an FFL for older and/or antique guns, but IRRC much easier to get than an FFL. Someone will be along shortly to give you a more accurate explanation
and yes it is the easiest FFL to get since it does not involve engaging in the business of dealing, manufacturing, selling or importing firearms or ammo.A C&R FFL costs thirty dollars and lasts three years. With this license you aisre an FFL in regards to firearms the law and ATF deem to be curios or relics (C&R). All firearms over fifty years old are automatically such or ones younger than fifty years old which the ATF has designated as one are C&R. This license allows you to acquire C&R guns accross state lines or from other state residents the same as any other FFL. However state laws still apply and in MD there are still some restrictions on C&R FFLs that are not on other FFLs. But you can still purchase and recieve C&R handguns from outside of the state and have them shipped directly to your MD address without having to mess with the MD process.
Of import to you, if you have a C&R it will get you discounts on ammo or parts from a lot of companies and this alone more than pays for the license fee.
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=14616
