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Curio & Relic/Black Powder Curio & Relics and Black Powder Firearms, Old School shooting fun! |
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Question about SKS -
Why do all Gunbroker dealers require FFL on SKS made in the 1950s? I thought under C&R they could ship directly to you?
If I am wrong, under what circumstance can you buy an SKS without an FFL transfer? |
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^ If the firearm is a C&R, then a C&R Type 03-FFL can be used to comply with this requirement. CA laws requires all firearm transfers to go through a CA FFL dealer. ^ If the firearm is a C&R rifle/shotgun, then a CA resident with a valid C&R Type 03-FFL and valid COE is exempt from this requirement. Bottom line: *CA resident with no FFL = C&R SKS must be transferred through a CA FFL dealer. *CA resident with a valid C&R FFL and no COE = C&R SKS must be transferred through a CA FFL dealer. *CA resident with a valid C&R FFL and valid COE = C&R SKS can be shipped to the address listed on the C&R FFL. ^C&R SKS must be logged into the CA resident's C&R FFL log book and must register the C&R SKS with CA DOJ. |
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C&R guns can be shipped directly to a holder of a 03 Curio &Relic FFL license out of Ca.. Transfers into CA requires both a 03 C&R license as well as a Ca. issued COE (Certificate Of Eligibility)For long guns.. Handguns shipped into Ca cannot go to a C&R FFL... The must go to a 01 FFL holder (regular gun shop)
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Great info, thank you. I was confused on this because somebody at a gun show was selling a Russian SKS, and said it was cash-and-carry, no FFL needed because it was C&R. Seems he was grossly mistaken.
I probably would have bought it if he wasn't charging $900 for it. |
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C&R long guns were cash-and-carry for face to face transfers prior to Jan 1 2014. Post 2014, if the buyer has an 03 and COE, it is still cash and carry or can be shipped to your door.
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This was prior to 2014, so it sounds like it was legal at the time. |
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