Oregon Using C&R License

[flashpan]

I have a buyer for a shotgun that is over 60 years who what to use his C&R license. The shotgun is in original condition. Can anyone give me advise on shipping to the C&R holder. Any down side?
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[SUPER X]

Is the C&R holder in Oregon ?

 

[flashpan]

No in NV

 

[SUPER X]

I have a similar situation but not sure how to go about it and verifying his c&r license. If you find out let me know.in oregon they still have to go through the background check now as far as I know

 

[CountryGent]

I have a similar situation but not sure how to go about it and verifying his c&r license.

It has been a while since I've had to bother with it, but in the past you could call ATF at 877-560-2435 and they would confirm an 03 FFL (C&R) license is valid or not. That type of license will not work on the EZ Check site.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Sorry for the noob question but what is the benefit of "C & R eligible" guns? I often see that on sites that sell old guns.

I see the benefit of black powder where they can ship to ur door, but I don't see (or don't understand) the benefit of candr. It still has to go to local ffl right?

 

[flashpan]

I have the same questions. Trying to learn the pros / cons.

 

[CountryGent]

Sorry for the noob question but what is the benefit of "C & R eligible" guns? I often see that on sites that sell old guns.

I see the benefit of black powder where they can ship to ur door, but I don't see (or don't understand) the benefit of candr. It still has to go to local ffl right?

A C&R license, in most states, you can transfer C&R eligible guns directly to your door. It was that way in Oregon for a very long time, then SB 941 happened and it is no longer the case, and firearms must go through a dealer FFL (01, 02, et al.). There is some tangential benefits of usage of said in other states and some discounts vendors give to FFLs, but that may or may not be worth your bother.

For me, it was not, and I hung up my 03 FFL (C&R) license when it came up for renewal. Though later I became 01 FFL (dealer) licensed to do a side business, but that is another story.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

A C&R license, in most states, you can transfer C&R eligible guns directly to your door. It was that way in Oregon for a very long time, then SB 941 happened and it is no longer the case, and firearms must go through a dealer FFL (01, 02, et al.). There is some tangential benefits of usage of said in other states and some discounts vendors give to FFLs, but that may or may not be worth your bother.

For me, it was not, and I hung up my 03 FFL (C&R) license when it came up for renewal. Though later I became 01 FFL (dealer) licensed to do a side business, but that is another story.

Thx a lot! Sounds like might be something for other states but in OR no benefit that I can see.

 

[CountryGent]

Thx a lot! Sounds like might be something for other states but in OR no benefit that I can see.

Pretty much. Federally it is a pretty good tool, but since Oregon past that obnoxious law, it is pretty worthless here, thanks those in Salem.

I'm going from memory here, but I believe the last C&R eligible I acquired was a pre-64, Winchester 94 in .30/30 WCF, delivered right to the doorstep of our home in the forest. What can I say, it was fun while it lasted.

 

[flashpan]

Thank You ... good info