C&R from CA to CO

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03-10-2010, 2:35 PM
haveyourmile

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C&R from CA to CO

I'm in the process of selling my walther .22 TPH to a buyer in Colorado who has his C&R FFL license (I'm not sure the exact name of it). The Walther .22 TPH is listed on the ATF website as being a C&R. Can I ship it to him, being that he is a C&R 003 (or whatever it's called) or do I still need to ship it to a licensed FFL dealer in Colorado?

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03-10-2010, 3:46 PM
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yes, as long as he is a C&R FFL, and the handgun is a C&R, either by being listed in the C&R list, or being 50+ years old, you can ship it directly to him, pending any CO laws tht would prohibit it (Denver has some anti-gun laws). I would then file a No longer in Possesion form with CADOJ so that they can update the regstration records to show that you sold it. Otherwise, it would still "be in your name".

you can call ATF and give them the info off his C&R FFL and they can confirm it is valid for you.

Last edited by ke6guj; 03-10-2010, 3:48 PM.

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