How long does one have to be a resident of a state before putting in for a c&r ffl?
I dont have one now but plan on getting one when I move out there.
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How long does one have to be a resident of a state before putting in for a c&r ffl?
I dont have one now but plan on getting one when I move out there.
60 or 90 days, same as applying for a CCW permit, double check the ATF site to verify time frame.
Thanks Jim.
Will do.
just worry about getting your butt out here first, you owe me a spam can of light ball through your svt-40 and you still havent shot my m76
Xnay on the word spam here!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jreifsch80
Only 2 more months-well more like a month and a half woo hoo!!
I hope Copes still have there rusty can sale going then.
The SVT is adjusted to where it can do light ball and heavy!It just doesn't like copper washed stuff.
ok then how about you owe me a CASE through your svt haha maybe we could torture test it ;) though i'd be happy just trying it out. now you need to get one that's cut for a scope mount.Quote:
Originally Posted by zteknik
There is no "residency" requirement in terms of length of time to apply for a C&R FFL license.
Thanks,I just wasn't quite sure..Quote:
Originally Posted by spqrzilla
Now I have something else to look foward to when I get out there.
I'm just going to wait untill I move out there as opposed to aplying for it here and move in a months time.
We could easily do that!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jreifsch80
And I did see at Cabellas in Hartford Ct some earlier ones with the cutouts,but no where nice as mine.The prce was worth it though.
i'm sure we could find a decent priced earlier svt out here.
Oh I'm sure if i poke around a bit I will find all kinds of neat treasures :)
I have my C&R and I was in the GJ area last week for 2 wks and couldn't find anything except at Cabelas and they told me a uberti, and a Mosin didn't qualify. I just walked out.
maybe it was my CA license.