johnwilliamson062
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Does anyone know the number of licenses?
By state?
Does ATFE publish any relevant statistics?
By state?
Does ATFE publish any relevant statistics?
Actually, they're 3rd. FL is 2nd with 3,623 versus 3,441 for MA.Ernest T said:Interesting that Massachusetts has the 2nd largest number of C&R license holders.
Same here. For comparison, the number of FAA-certificated private pilots outnumbers 03 FFLs by about 3:1 (174,883 in 2014 vs. 59,713 in 2015)johnwilliamson062 said:Those are really low numbers... I suddenly feel very vulnerable.
Have a C&R firearm shipped directly to your door, even across state lines, no transfer fees! And since the license costs only $30 it pays for itself the first time you use it.joe sixgun said:What exactly does a C&R license allow you to do that the average citizen cannot?
I'm going to go out on a limb and be more specific. I think it's strongly related to the fact that there are no more $225 Yugo or Romanian SKS's, $59 Mosin-Nagant 91/30s, or $99 Yugo Mausers on the market (and roughly in that order).Ernest T said:Maybe less availability of these types of firearms for collectors...
The interpretation offered by the Illinois State Police is: "Do FFLs have to wait when transferring firearms between FFLs? There is no waiting period between retail FFLs. And Curio and Relic (C&R) FFLs are exempt from the waiting period for those firearms that appear on the ATF&E C&R list and fall under the C&R license."JohnMoses said:Illinois does not exempt you from a waiting period because you have a C&R.