From out of state C&R Shipping Question

[Hilldweller]

Yes, I know this has been asked a thousand times, but I want the 'experts' out there to let me know if this is still okay. (no law changes affecting it)

I hold a current C&R license as well as a current COE.
Just bought a Colt SAA NRA Centennial (.45) on Gunbroker. (Stop laughing)

Since this gun is specifically listed on page 21 of the ATF's C&R list (and no updates on their site list a change in status) is it lawful for an out-of-state seller to ship it directly to me?

If so, I'm assuming I have a short period to file a registration form and pay the $19.00 to DOJ.

This is my first purchase from out of state and I just want to be sure of things. I'd also like to avoid the FFL01 fees.

Please advise quickly (no guessing!) as I only have days to discuss it with the seller or find a local FFL01 who'll accept the shipment. (Glendale area)

Thanks,
Hilldweller

[zinfull]

All pistols must go through an FFL01 under the parameters given.

[Hilldweller]

All pistols must go through an FFL01 under the parameters given.

Wondered about that. Okay, no problem. Now to find a local FFL01 who doesn't charge an arm and a leg....

[rromeo]

There's another option, but it will probably cost as much or more unless you have a trip planned. You can have it shipped to an FFL in Nevada, then pick it up there with your C&R, then register when you get home.