WANT TO BUY Mosin Nagant but too poor

[Noel]

Poor me and my poorness.

 

[diesel]

Try the gun shows, Noel. I've seen many of them there and they seem to me to be quite inexpensive.

 

[Noel]

All the 99 dollar ones are like dried up. They went up to 130 bucks. fff..

 

[MikeH121]

Just stopped into Arms and Ammunition ...west side of Cincy they had a Mosin M38 the Carbine. Hard to find most are the M44's. They wanted 249.00 for it though. So I picked up some Nagant Pistol ammo and a side scope mount instead.

They also did have a Nagant Pistol for 125.00

You can get them all cheaper at a gun show or Aim Surplus sent to your door with a C&R license....30 bucks some ATF paperwork and it's good for 3 years but will save you cash on the relics list currently it is anything 1962 or older including pistols. No FFL transfer fees sent right to your front door.

 

[Noel]

Yeah, I might look into one of those CnR licenses, since I seem to purchase mostly older firearms..

 

[Noel]

Well, I looked at the ATF site, and that is confusing as all hell. Good game government.

 

[whitewolf68]

Well, I looked at the ATF site, and that is confusing as all hell. Good game government.

Here is the post I made in the C&R forum here that gives you the direct link to the form you need for the license. Very easy to obtain.

http://www.ohgunowners.net/curios-relics-corner/64-atf-form-7cr.html

 

[Noel]

What are the record keeping requirements for this type of license? Do you have to keep records like an FFL does?

 

[whitewolf68]

That I am not sure of. RJ is better suited probably for that answer.

 

[rjrivero]

I believe you do have to keep a blue book for your acquisitions with a C&R license. The benefit of the C&R is that you can use it to grow your own collection. A regular FFL is for business only.

 

[Noel]

Still slightly confused about this CnR form. So does everyone living in the apartment with me need to be on the form and fill out a certification of compliance sheet?