| Paul Ehlers |
03-09-2019 10:20 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Murphy
(Post 268307)
Craig, "in or before 1898" includes December 31, 1898 and earlier. The truth of the matter is that C&R includes a bunch of modern guns and we shouldn't rock the boat about antiques or C&R could be taken away from us. C&R is a gift to law abiding collectors that most polititians have no clue about.
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I couldn't have said this better myself.
Getting a C & R is one of the best things I've done. I really like the fact that Parkers & Foxes are specifically listed as C & R qualified guns. The C & R is especially helpful when you live in a state with universal background checks which require every gun sale to go through an FFL transfer & background check.
I'm just hoping the grabbers in Washington don't wake-up about the C & R and take it away from us. |
