03FFL/COE

[GunnyUSMC]

"Bows to Gunny"

Damn man, you are hardcore, one of those warped gun nuts, your priorities in life are totally out of whack and I love it!

LOL!! I've been divorced for 13 years with no intentions of ever being married again. My kids get what they need and some extra. The rest I spend on guns.

Three of those crates were empty. One is a Russian K98 crate. It sits in my shop filled with different Mausers.
There were also five K31s in the cardbord boxes.
OP. Do your best to focus your collection. My collection suffers from lack of focus.

[six seven tango]

I have a few questions. I was discussing 03FFL/COE combos with an 01FFL, and they believe that this is useless as all firearms still have to be transferred through an 01FFL. As an 03FFL/COE holder, you can do the following, correct?

- Purchase C&R long guns from private sellers "Cash and Carry."

- Purchase C&R long guns from online vendors to be shipped directly to you.

I understand all hand guns must go through an 01FFL. Thank you.

No 10 day wait when you purchase C&R handguns (including an FFL transfer, not a ppt)or rifles from a dealer.
Dros fee applies. No need to send in registration form

Exempt from 1 in 30 on C&R handguns. ***Law actually exempts 03/COE holders from 1 in 30 on ALL handguns but, DOJ likes to define things their way ***

[diverwcw]

I've had an 03 FFL off and on for about the past 15 or so years. At first I went crazy but I've become more selective. My last renewal was about a year ago and I've purchased four rifles. Two Mausers from JG sales and 2 M1 rifles from CMP. My first Mauser from JG was a beauty so I ordered a second. The second one wasn't as nice. I really don't have any plans on getting more, but I am on the lookout for a few select items. I will likely keep my 03 and COE even if I don't utilize them. You never know what can happen.

[Capybara]

I will probably get new ones by the end of the year simply because if Newsom's ammo mess passes, I believe FFL03 + COEs are exempt from the initiative's stupid rules.