Interesting Reading, BATF Arrest

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Gary,
A good read, and IMHO a needed 'weeding-out' of the kind of person who causes us all a great big black eye.
What would you want to bet his 'bound book' doesn't match what was in his safe?!
Thanks for an eye-opener.
Don
 
Don

I'll bet you are 100% correct on that one, IF, he even had a book
 
So what happened to the dealar in FL who shipped him a non C&R? Is not he in trouble as well?
 
NY C&R Guy was defninitely a fool, as there are TONS of great guns that DO qualify under the C&R rule. He could have had all the legal handguns he wanted as genuine C&R's. Did you note the reference to finding SIX HUNDRED rounds of ammo? Hell, I've shot that on a good day! I'd hate to be caught with only 600 rounds...that would be embarassing......
 
I like the part where this C&R holder sent a PMO for $260 to purchase TWO handguns-a 380 and 9mm. Wonder what high quality models he was trying to buy? Does anyone really need two Jennings autos? Wonder if it was nickel plated...???
 
Originally posted by TwoGunsStanding:
Did you note the reference to finding SIX HUNDRED rounds of ammo? Hell, I've shot that on a good day! I'd hate to be caught with only 600 rounds...that would be embarassing......
The press and police's favorite red herring.

BATF would crap a brick if they saw how much ammo is in my basement.
 
Guys like that make it hard on the one's that collect. I feel I'm out of ammo if I get below 1000 rounds. I have about 4000 in 223 match setting around. Thats not counting the 32,38, and 22 for match shooting. Later John
 
To deal in & legally receive handguns from out of state he is supposed to also have a NYS Dealers licence which I'd guess he didn't have. When applied for here, one of the things asked for is a copy of your 01 Dealer FFL to prove you're in business. But how many out of state FFL's realize they're not suppose to transfer any handgun (incl cartridge antique)to an FFL in NYS without proof of that NYS Dealer License. One more reason many FFLs opt not to deal with transfers to certain states when handguns are involved.
 
deal in & legally receive handguns from out of state he is supposed to also have a NYS Dealers licence which I'd guess he didn't have
I don't know about NYC, but a C&R license is not considered to be dealing. It is for "collecting", is given by the Feds, and NYC laws may not pre-empt it, ESPECIALLY now that gun ownership is an INDIVIDUAL right.
 
This guy must be a real bonehead to "collect" Jennings pistols...but it takes all kinds. In my opinion, the C&R license is a real pain in the derriere[I and isn't worth the hassle unless you are into WWI or WWII military armament, etc. I also get put out by the press yowling about ammo. If you are a shooter of any kind, or a handloader, most of us have thousands of rounds. Somebody said, 'red herring?' You bet!

MikeyL
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I have a C&R License here in NY State. I can purchase long arms, but no handguns with this License. If I want a handgun, C&R or modern, I need to go thru a 01'FFL.
Part of the fun of living in NY.
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Everytime I go to the Middletown Gun Show, I run into this guy who insists that I can buy his CZ52's with my C&R.I have been telling him for years now that I cannot purchase handguns on a C&R. I think that I will print that story and set him straight.
 
Originally posted by TwoGunsStanding:
deal in & legally receive handguns from out of state he is supposed to also have a NYS Dealers licence which I'd guess he didn't have
I don't know about NYC, but a C&R license is not considered to be dealing. It is for "collecting", is given by the Feds, and NYC laws may not pre-empt it, ESPECIALLY now that gun ownership is an INDIVIDUAL right.
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That was my point. He needed to have a NYS Dealers license to receive the handgun(s) from O/State or from an in State source. He can't get a NYS Dealers license in NYS if he does not have an 01 Dealers FFL because he is not a business. They will not issue them to an 03 Collectors FFL in NYS.
Sorry if I didn't explain it right.
 
I live in NY. I have a C&R and a NYS dealers License. The State dealers Lic was required for me to purchase C&R handguns in NY. There was no problem getting dealers Lic however it does restrict me C&R handguns only.
 
Originally posted by 23669d:
I live in NY. I have a C&R and a NYS dealers License. The State dealers Lic was required for me to purchase C&R handguns in NY. There was no problem getting dealers Lic however it does restrict me C&R handguns only.
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I have seen a couple of C&R's with a NYS Dealers lic. over the years. Chalk that up to the system that leaves it up to the individual County Clerks to issue the licenses and not the NYSP. Everybody reads the regs a bit different I guess, but it clearly states 'engage in business as a dealer (or gunsmith)' and 'list business name' etc. Mine and the surrounding countys that I know of demand a copy of your 01 FFL with the application/renewal. Been that way since I can remember and I'll be passing year #40 of my FFL & State lic. next renewal.
(still takes 6 months to renew the State Dealers License!!...every 3 years too..
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Originally posted by 23669d:
I live in NY. I have a C&R and a NYS dealers License. The State dealers Lic was required for me to purchase C&R handguns in NY. There was no problem getting dealers Lic however it does restrict me C&R handguns only.

Do you have a 01 FFL? An 03 FFL is for collecting only, correct? I'm confused here, how could you get a dealers license with a 03 FFL?
 
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