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Does the age, 50 years, qualify a rifle for C&R status, or does it have to be on the ATF list??
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On the list or 50 years old.
Matthew D. Van Norman
Dancing Giant Sales | Licensed Firearms Dealer | Rainier, WA -
Well, federally defined by the age / list, but if you want to get around the FFL PPT transfer and all that jazz in Californa, it'll have to be >50 years old.Originally posted by CSACANNONEERAh, the old "form over function" argument. I guess some people would rather be seen with a hot blonde who won't put out than with a "Neil 8" who will make you
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Same rule for a shotgun?NRA Life MemberComment
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If you are asking if being 50 years old makes a shotgun C&R then yes. Being 50 years old make all guns C&R, even machine guns.
If you are asking if being 50 years old makes a shotgun eligible to be transfered between two unlicensed California residents without having to go through a dealer/DROS, then the answer is also yes. C&R long guns (rifles, shotguns and other Cali-legal non-handguns) that are over 50 years old are exempt from California's PPT transfer requirements.__________________
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If you are asking if being 50 years old makes a shotgun C&R then yes. Being 50 years old make all guns C&R, even machine guns.
If you are asking if being 50 years old makes a shotgun eligible to be transfered between two unlicensed California residents without having to go through a dealer/DROS, then the answer is also yes. C&R long guns (rifles, shotguns and other Cali-legal non-handguns) that are over 50 years old are exempt from California's PPT transfer requirements.
Thank you for your explanation.
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