C&R licence with multiple addresses?

paradox,you can only claim full time residency in one state.Is it FL or NY?
That state will be the address of record for your C&R.
TMK,there are no prohibitions about moving your C&R firearms between both states as long as all state and Federal Laws are followed.
More diligent minds may have more info.See these ATF regs:

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/faq2.htm#g1

Which address do you use when you file your income tax?

You may license more than one address. I am currently licensed in two states.

~G. Fink

You may license more than one address. I am currently licensed in two states.

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But Gordon,is CA still considered part of the United States?
Just kidding!Inquiring minds want to know.
More details on your accomplishment,please.

Ha-ha!

As you probably know, California’s firearms laws are many and complex. They confuse so many people in and out of the state that I have discovered it is often easier to acquire C&R firearms outside of California. I also came to realize that as an FFL holder, I can legally take delivery anywhere not prohibited by state or local laws.

While I did take advantage of this fact once, it proved more expedient to license my out-of-state address. I could find nothing that prohibited this move, and neither the BATFE nor the local sheriff objected when I submitted my application with a premises address in one state and a mailing address in another. Of course, this does entail maintaining two bound books and logging firearms from one to another when I move them between states.

~G. Fink

My C&R has both my mailing and physical address on the form. I'd venture to guess you could list one address on the form for physical address and the other for mailing and your license would have both addresses listed.

As you probably know, California’s firearms laws are many and complex. They confuse so many people in and out of the state that I have discovered it is often easier to acquire C&R firearms outside of California. I also came to realize that as an FFL holder, I can legally take delivery anywhere not prohibited by state or local laws.

While I did take advantage of this fact once, it proved more expedient to license my out-of-state address. I could find nothing that prohibited this move, and neither the BATFE nor the local sheriff objected when I submitted my application with a premises address in one state and a mailing address in another. Of course, this does entail maintaining two bound books and logging firearms from one to another when I move them between states.

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Thank you Gordon for that detailed information.
Fascinating and great to know.I was completely unaware that this procedure was possible.
stevemis seems correct also.

As a corollary, can one individual have two C&R licenses? One for State 'A' and one for State 'B'? If Gordon has to maintain two separate bound books, in essence it's more like two licenses than one license with two addresses.

Yes, it means having two licenses in my case, though I’ve read about some collectors having deliveries made to their mailing addresses without incident.

By law, an FFL holder can take delivery anywhere in the U.S. The BATFE provides the example of a dealer who takes delivery at a storage location rather than his shop (licensed premises). If this is his regular practice, the dealer is recommended to license the storage facility.

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/newsletter/0306fflnewsletter.pdf

~G. Fink