Tweet
Suppose I should have looked this up before, but I received a C&R today and am putting it in my bound book. My question is, where is says name/FFL I put the person I got it from? If I got it from JG sales, do I need to list their FFL number/ Or just put J.G. Sales and be done with it?
-
-
If you are talking about the "RECEIPT" section of the page then yes, you put the information of the person/business you acquired the firearm from. The regulations say you can either record their name and address or their name and FFL#. If you have all three bits of info (name, address, FFL#) then it doesn't hurt to include all three. But very few distributors include their FFL number on the invoices. 90% of my entries just have the name and address. One distributor (I think it was J&G) has an invoice that looks like they are including their FFL#, but after recording it a few times in my bound book I realized they were printing my FFL# on the invoice.
Last edited by Mssr. Eleganté; 10-12-2010, 3:05 PM.__________________
"Knowledge is power... For REAL!" - Jack Austin -
What he said.If you are talking about the "RECEIPT" section of the page then yes, you put the information of the person/business you acquired the firearm from. The regulations say you can either record their name and address or their name and FFL#. If you have all three bits of info (name, address, FFL#) then it doesn't hurt to include all three. But very few distributors include their FFL number on the invoices. 90% of my entries just have the name and address. One distributor (I think it was J&G) has an invoice that looks like they are including their FFL#, but after recording it a few times in my bound book I realized they were printing my FFL# on the invoice.
Originally posted by luchador768Comment
-
Lol! Alright, I'll do name and address then. Thanks for helping out the newbie!If you are talking about the "RECEIPT" section of the page then yes, you put the information of the person/business you acquired the firearm from. The regulations say you can either record their name and address or their name and FFL#. If you have all three bits of info (name, address, FFL#) then it doesn't hurt to include all three. But very few distributors include their FFL number on the invoices. 90% of my entries just have the name and address. One distributor (I think it was J&G) has an invoice that looks like they are including their FFL#, but after recording it a few times in my bound book I realized they were printing my FFL# on the invoice.
Comment
There are currently 3848 users online. 15 members and 3833 guests.
Most users ever online was 239,041 at 11:39 PM on 02-14-2026.
Comment