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13 August 2010, 05:18
bartsche
Shipping to a C&R liscense
ConfusedIs it legal to ship my 60 year old Mauser action to a C&R liscense holder in Nebraska? Previously I could receive C&R rifles and actions on my C&R liscense in California but it ain't the case now as I understand it. shocker
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13 August 2010, 05:28
airgun1
If the action was ever part of a military gun it is not C&R eligible. Foreign military arms must be in full military configuration to be C&R eligible.


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13 August 2010, 06:31
imhance
From: http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/curios-relics.html

Q: What modifications can be made on C&R firearms without changing their C&R classification?

The definition for curio or relic (“C & R”) firearms found in 27 CFR § 478.11 does not specifically state that a firearm must be in its original condition to be classified as a C&R firearm. However, ATF Ruling 85-10, which discusses the importation of military C&R firearms, notes that they must be in original configuration and adds that a receiver is not a C&R item. Combining this ruling and the definition of C&R firearms, the Firearms Technology Branch (FTB) has concluded that a firearm must be in its original condition to be considered a C&R weapon.

It is also the opinion of FTB, however, that a minor change such as the addition of scope mounts, non-original sights, or sling swivels would not remove a firearm from its original condition. Moreover, we have determined that replacing particular firearms parts with new parts that are made to the original design would also be acceptable-for example, replacing a cracked M1 Grand stock with a new wooden stock of the same design, but replacing the original firearm stock with a plastic stock would change its classification as a C&R item.
Military Firearms are OK. Actions are not complete Firearms and are NOT OK.
13 August 2010, 09:02
manhasset
How does ATF Ruling 85-10 which discusses the "importation" of military C&R firearms pertain to the transfer of C&R firearms within the United States among C&R liscense holders?
Not trying to start a pissing match just trying to get it clear.
Thanks.
Bob
13 August 2010, 09:15
Macifej
quote:
Originally posted by bartsche:
ConfusedIs it legal to ship my 60 year old Mauser action to a C&R liscense holder in Nebraska? Previously I could receive C&R rifles and actions on my C&R liscense in California but it ain't the case now as I understand it. shocker
Nothing but the facts men. CRYBABYroger


If it's just an action - no go. Complete rifle unmolestedand C&R eligible - carry on. Do it and done it several times both directions with my C&R.
13 August 2010, 20:55
bartsche
SmilerThanks guys! beerroger


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