New C&R guns

Cadet08 · Jul 26, 2017

So I have an interview this morning for a position as one of the curators at an out of State museum. While preparing for the interview I was reminded of the ATF classification on C&R firearms as

To be recognized as C&R items, 478.11 specifies that firearms must fall within one of the following categories:

Firearms which were manufactured at least 50 years prior to the current date, but not including replicas of such firearms;

Firearms which are certified by the curator of a municipal, State, or Federal museum which exhibits firearms to be curios or relics of museum interest; and

Any other firearms which derive a substantial part of their monetary value from the fact that they are novel, rare, bizarre, or because of their association with some historical figure, period, or event.

So, on the off chance I get this job...what should I classify as C&R next? :deal:

2nd=Good+Substantial · Jul 26, 2017

Bulgie Mak?

K31 · Jul 26, 2017

HK P7, HK P7, HK P7!

Atlasarmory · Jul 26, 2017

Any thing you can :deal:

whistlersmother · Jul 26, 2017

2nd=Good+Substantial said:
Bulgie Mak?

K31 said:
HK P7, HK P7, HK P7!

Bulgie Mak - actually, anything in Makarov not yet C&R

Just looked up the HK P7 - 9x19mm in blowback - that's got to a "curiousity" for sure.

Minuteman · Jul 26, 2017

OMG.

P7. And P13 while you are at it.

Dan44 · Jul 26, 2017

Walter PP Super

Half-cocked · Jul 26, 2017

How about the Glock 7?

Biggfoot44 · Jul 26, 2017

P7 isn't unique for the somewhat unusual delayed blowback. It is unique for the Squeezecocker fire controls.

tallen702 · Jul 26, 2017

PHP MV series (both 9 and 17) due to their unique wartime engineering in the Balkans. They're the great granddaddies of the Springfield XD line.

fivepointstar · Jul 26, 2017

All Comblocs iMO

Melnic · Jul 26, 2017

All Browning Hi Powers and copies of the Browning Hi Power.
The Hi Power was a unique pistol, Any museum collection should have all the versions and copies in a Display.

biermkr · Jul 26, 2017

The Medusa M-47

JHE1956 · Jul 26, 2017

All firearms that were standard military issue for a nation engaged in combat hostilities at the time of that combat. This would be a simple extension of the rule that makes all WWI and WWII service rifles C&R (which must have predated 1989).

Alphabrew · Jul 26, 2017

Atlasarmory said:
Any thing you can

^THIS

lowoncash · Jul 26, 2017

Can a person old enough to qualify as Curio, Collectible or Relic their self buy newer firearms with a CC&R?

yellowsled · Jul 26, 2017

Melnic said:
All Browning Hi Powers and copies of the Browning Hi Power.
The Hi Power was a unique pistol, Any museum collection should have all the versions and copies in a Display.

this

K31 · Jul 26, 2017

lowoncash said:
Can a person old enough to qualify as Curio, Collectible or Relic their self buy newer firearms with a CC&R?

Yes.

First, invent a time a machine.

Second, go back in time and give the firearms to someone that will sell them back to you in 50 years.

Bob A · Jul 26, 2017

P83. Here's why:https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=176043&highlight=p83

Also because I want one. Have C&R, no HQL.

Bob A · Jul 26, 2017

Biggfoot44 said:
P7 isn't unique for the somewhat unusual delayed blowback. It is unique for the Squeezecocker fire controls.

Can you mention any other gas-retarded blowback pistols?

I like HK P9S, with roller-block delay, too.

Trouble with the HKs above is that they're already expensive in the marketplace, and surplus sources are exhausted.

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