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Originally Posted by Aaron Beck
If youre serious about evaluating a parker and possibly returning it after inspection, get a C&R. All the necessary evaluating just doesnt work in a typcial transfer scenario.
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I agree with the one.
Colorado in some ways did me a big favor when Universal background checks become the law here. What this did was make me get off dead center and get my C & R 03-FFL license, almost instantly I realized how dumb it was for not getting it years before.
Don't get me wrong. I dislike the universal background check deal, but having the C & R lets me have qualifying guns shipped directly to me & the cost for the three-year license is less than one FFL transfer fee & I don't have to deal with some gun shop that primarily deals in black guns that doesn't know squat about vintage guns or how to handle them carefully. Another benefit is you can have your FFL in hand when you go to a shipper to ship a gun. This day & age that's a plus in my book. Like Aaron mentioned, it lets you inspect the gun faster and return it if needed in an inspection period.
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