Ok so I’m thinking about getting a C&R license (Curious & Relics) for old firearms. I did some thinking, would I be able to get say, a vietnam era M16 (fullauto) with a C&R or would I still be required to get it through an FFL? I don’t think the A1s are 50+ y/o yet but when they are which route could/would I have to take?
Also id like to appologize, my question had nothing to do with WWII weapons like the main line suggested. Thought it would be nice to own one.

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i was gonna purchase a surplus rifle online. it will be sent to a C&R dealer who charges little. when i buy it online do they phone/call him to send his FFL license or do i tell him to send it to them.

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I am interested in purchasing a rifle from a website, however the requirements for purchasing a firearm is that you must have a FFL or C&R License for that website…. My question is if I drove out to Dunhams Sports and gave them My money and they purchased it then once it is shipped to the store, they give it to me,am I breaking any law that could get me fined or that could et me sent to jail or whatever?
Thank you so much patrick…. Very much appreciated.
Thank you so much patrick…. Very much appreciated.

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I sold a WWII dated P-38 handgun to someone. Now I need to ship it to them. He is going to get his FFL to send me some paperwork and/or license to me so I can ship it through the USPS to the FFL. Is this possible? Do they have some form or something to let me ship a handgun USPS?

I know I could ship it next day through FedEx or UPS, but at – that is a bit extreme and would like to ship through the USPS priority for -.
I have a C&R license but that only allows me to recieve C&R firearms. I know where several FFLs are in my area but after fees just me sending it though UPS/FedEx to his FFL is cheaper. I was just hoping that his I would be able to mail to his FFL through the USPS because of some paperwork or something that his FFL can send me. (This is what he seemed to say could happen though I had never heard of it before.)
You need a dealer FFL to ship USPS. But the guy who bought the P-38 said I could (I didn’t think so but wanted to make sure).

Shipping piece by piece would work until you got to the frame or is it the slide, or both? What ever part of the handgun that is legaly considered the weapon. That you could not mail unles you are a FFL. But triggers, barrels, sears, grips, ejectors, etc. can be sent by anyone to anyone.

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I’m curious as to whether or not a C&R FFL will allow me to have an AK47 shipped to my house or if the C&R FFL will only allow relic and "historic" firearms to be shipped? If it turns out that a C&R FFL would not permit an AK47 being shipped, is there another type of FFL I can obtain that would allow an AK47 and how much would it cost to obtain this license?

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