BobCav
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I'm going to apply for my C&R this week and still consider that FFL as I previously mentioned.
I'm going to apply for my C&R this week and still consider that FFL as I previously mentioned.
I have people, I'll do some checking.......I hope someday I can find out definitively and see how close I was!
Wow...I'm jealous! If ever there were guns to get me into rifles, the M1 Garand and M1 Carbine would've be the ones!Well, they came!...Here's a couple pics...
It doesn't take long to get them, and it is pretty cool to get guns delivered to your front door.The C&R is a Type 03 FFL. You can't use it for "engaging in the business" but it's handy in that eligible firearms can be shipped directly to you. I've also used mine purchasing directly in shops, they don't have to do a 4473 or NICS, they just log your info.
Even if you don't use it to acquire guns, many outfits give you discounts with it. One order from Brownells can pay for the cost of the license ( as will a single saved transfer fee in many cases.)
The C&R costs only $30 for three years. No prints required. I received mine in under 18 days mailbox to mailbox.
Hawk, it's not inflation, it's your AGE! lol....
Being a gentleman, I'll give you double what you paid for them!!
SNIP...
Lol...I just detail stripped the M1 to thoroughly clean it, catalog all the part serial numbers and get to know the rifle. Tomorrow I'll reassemble and grease and do the same for the 1903's. Maybe this weekend I'll test fire them. Now to figure out where!
If you've never disassembled an M1 Garand, you're missing something. This design is sheer genius.
I picked up a nice M1 Carbine, from a friend, the other day. He doesn't know it's history, and neither do I. He gave me too good a price to pass up. It's a nice little rifle in great condition. It has "Plainfield Machine" stamped on the receiver.
That's my reloading bench that needs some serious organization. I've gotta do something about it sooner than later.