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are C&R pistols subject to dros and ten day? what makes them different? other than being older than 50
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Yes, C&R pistols are subject to DROS and 10-day wait, unless you have both a C&R FFL and a Certificate of ELigibility (COE) from CADOJ. With both, you still have to do the DROS, but are exempt from the 10-day wait.Jack
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C&R handguns still require a DROS if you're in the state.
C&R handguns still require a 10 day wait UNLESS you have both a C&R license and a COE (they still get DROSed though)
C&R handguns are NOT subject to the "approved safe handgun list" thingie
C&R guns aren't just 50 years old or older: some younger guns (like the CZ-82) are C&R because of their military collectable value.
hope that helps...Originally posted by KestryllOriginally posted by TKMOriginally posted by Click BoomComment
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