Originally Posted By: italiansxs
I think were veering off course here. The original issue has nothing to do with concealed carry as the discussion is the use and validity of a C&R FFL license.
My position is I will NOT deal with anyone selling a C&R eligible firearm who refuses to ship it to me as a valid C&R licensee. We are just undermining our rights as collectors when we do so.
I know the BATF regulations are convoluted and they apparently have no one on staff that can link two coherent sentences together but that's not an excuse.
Hopefully when we get a change of administration this November we can begin getting some of this corrected.
Jim
You are right, Jim- my faux pas- but MI laws state that if you have a valid CCW (as I do) the seller does NOT have to call in the Stevie-Nicks checky-check, that is presumed to have been done when the CCW was issued-- same conundrum as with the pre-1896-97-98 WTFever "Antiques" FFL situation- some out of State dealers think it only applies to Black Powder guns, some think it only applies to rifles and shotguns (aka- shoulder arms) and some don't give a BRA about it, they will ONLY ship to a valid FFL- sort of a CYA scenario-what can you expect with the current "leadership??" from the Disneyworld on the Potomac anyway??


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