C&R's confused (might seem a bit stupid)

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I have a bit of confusion about C&R licenses. Firstly, do I need one to acquire an old firearm such as a Gewher 98? Secondly, what happens after the license expires? Do i need to get a new one? Thirdly, what if I'm actually planning on using instead of keeping it hung up in a glass case?
 
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In case you hadn't noticed, we have a C&R sub-forum here: http://thefiringline.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=40

Firstly, do I need one to acquire an old firearm such as a Gewher 98?
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No, briefly, the C&R just allows you to bypass the 01FFL and have the C&R firearm shipped directly to your door (if you buy from a distributer or from out of state), depending upon your state's laws.

Secondly, what happens after hte license expires?
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Absolutely nothing. There is no requirement to send (or even keep) your bound book anywhere. There is nothing you have to do regarding the firearms you acquired.

Do i need to get a new one?
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That's up to you. Some companies, such as Midway, offer discounts to C&R licensees that may make retaining a license advantageous.

Thirdly, what if I'm actually planning on using instead of keeping it hung up in a glass case?
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There is nothing in the federal law that states you cannot shoot the arms you acquire under the C&R license.
 
Instead of a thread lock, how about if I move this over to our C&R forum?

You'll get better answers and responses from our own crufflers.
 
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