C&R InterstateTransfer ?

[Red Tornado]

I have a C&R and will probably be selling a CZ-52 in the near future. I know I can ship out of state with a C&R transfer but I was wondering if I can drive across the border (MO or TN) and do a FTF transfer to another C&R holder?
Anyone know?
Thanks,
RT

 

[deadin]

Yes, you can. That is the main reason for C&R licenses, to allow collectors of curio and relics to buy/sell/trade among themselves without needing to worry about State lines. (Other than to be sure that the laws of the respective States are followed.)

 

[Oro]

I know I can ship out of state with a C&R transfer

I am unaware of any special shipping privileges an 03 FFL confers on you. You are still prohibited from mailing through the post office - that's restricted to dealers. But a FTF with another C&R is fine as he stated.

 

[NavyLCDR]

I was under the impression that anyone could ship a C&R eligible firearm to a C&R license holder? Non-dealers can't mail handguns via USPS, but that is the only limitation regarding C&R guns and C&R license holders that I am aware of.

 

[CZguy]

I was under the impression that anyone could ship a C&R eligible firearm to a C&R license holder? Non-dealers can't mail handguns via USPS, but that is the only limitation regarding C&R guns and C&R license holders that I am aware of.

That's my understanding.

 

[gyvel]

I was under the impression that anyone could ship a C&R eligible firearm to a C&R license holder? Non-dealers can't mail handguns via USPS, but that is the only limitation regarding C&R guns and C&R license holders that I am aware of.

Non-dealers or non-licensees?

 

[dogtown tom]

gyvel

Quote:
I was under the impression that anyone could ship a C&R eligible firearm to a C&R license holder? Non-dealers can't mail handguns via USPS, but that is the only limitation regarding C&R guns and C&R license holders that I am aware of.

Non-dealers or non-licensees?

Only "licensed dealers & manufacturers" (and in certain instances LEO) can send or receive a handgun through the mail. USPS regulations do not use the term "FFL".

This means an 03FFL "Collector of Curios & Relics" must ship and receive handguns only via a common carrier. They could still send and receive rifles and shotguns through the mail.

 

[W.E.G.]

Get this clear!
If you have a C&R, you CANNOT ship handguns through the United States Postal Service.

The OP is permitted to deliver a C&R firearm to an out-of-state C&R licensee if he ships it by common carrier (very expensive) or if he delivers it in person.

The ATF takes a dim view of any activity that may be seen as "doing business" with a C&R. Getting rid of a few C&R guns every now and then is one thing. But if you are moving lots of guns, and the ATF gets wind of it, you won't have your license for long.

 

[Red Tornado]

That's what I was thinking. Additionally, can I hand deliver it out of state to a non-licensee? For example, someone in Memphis wants it, can I just deliver it there if they don't have a C&R? Nobody does, it's just a 'for instance.'
RT

 

[deadin]

can I hand deliver it out of state to a non-licensee?

NO! You can buy out-of-state from a non-licensee, but you can't sell to one.

 

[Red Tornado]

Thanks, that's what I had to know.
RT