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12-12-2001, 02:54 PM

Note that many of the large wholesale companies such as SOG, Inter Ordnance and others actually list their Stuff as C&R elgible. I mentioned this earlier---it is worth while to obtain a copy of the C&R list from the ATF. Many,many guns other than surplus military prior to 1946 are C&R. Numerous military weapons made after 1946 are included such as French 1949?56 in .308 and 7.5, FN49 Rifle, and Yugo 1948 Mauser. Dozens of more recent commercial pistols and long guns. Model 12 Win. mfg as late as 1963, Ruger flatgate single six as late as 1956, Most all commerative colts and Win. and numerous others. I had FFL for more than 30 years and converted to C&R about 6 years ago. Have not had any problem with acceptance.

12-12-2001, 02:54 PM	#5
Art Buchanan Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Value of C&R FFL Note that many of the large wholesale companies such as SOG, Inter Ordnance and others actually list their Stuff as C&R elgible. I mentioned this earlier---it is worth while to obtain a copy of the C&R list from the ATF. Many,many guns other than surplus military prior to 1946 are C&R. Numerous military weapons made after 1946 are included such as French 1949?56 in .308 and 7.5, FN49 Rifle, and Yugo 1948 Mauser. Dozens of more recent commercial pistols and long guns. Model 12 Win. mfg as late as 1963, Ruger flatgate single six as late as 1956, Most all commerative colts and Win. and numerous others. I had FFL for more than 30 years and converted to C&R about 6 years ago. Have not had any problem with acceptance.