C&R Transfer from San Diego to Indiana

[acgeorge]

My Brother in San Diego has a few WWII bolt rifles he want to give me. I live in Indiana and have a C&R FFL. How do we handle this transfer?

[PyroFox79]

Originally Posted by acgeorge

My Brother in San Diego has a few WWII bolt rifles he want to give me. I live in Indiana and have a C&R FFL. How do we handle this transfer?

Send to FFL in your state. To my knowledge it still has to go through a regular FFL if it's from different states.

[borderguy]

C&R's can go directly to the C&R holder.

Just log them into your bound book.

He can ship them by common carrier or USPS.

[-hanko]

Originally Posted by PyroFox79

Send to FFL in your state. To my knowledge it still has to go through a regular FFL if it's from different states.

try again

[81turbota]

Receive them directly with your C&R FFL.

[TRICKSTER]

Originally Posted by PyroFox79

Send to FFL in your state. To my knowledge it still has to go through a regular FFL if it's from different states.

It's annoying when people answer questions that they really don't have the correct answer to. It is also how FUD gets spread.

OP if you have a 03/C&R FFL your brother can ship them directly to you. Just email him a signed copy of your 03FFL for his records. It doesn't hurt for him to have a copy of it when he goes to ship the rifles in case he has any problems with the shipper. I use USPS Priority Mail w/Signature required for rifles and haven't had any problems. When you receive them, log them in your Bound Book and you're good to go.

[Cokebottle]

^^^^ This.
You *ARE* the receiving FFL.
That covers you federally.
Only other issue might be if Indiana prohibits and 03 from receiving directly, which I do not believe to be the case.

[acgeorge]

Originally Posted by TRICKSTER

It's annoying when people answer questions that they really don't have the correct answer to. It is also how FUD gets spread.

OP if you have a 03/C&R FFL your brother can ship them directly to you. Just email him a signed copy of your 03FFL for his records. It doesn't hurt for him to have a copy of it when he goes to ship the rifles in case he has any problems with the shipper. I use USPS Priority Mail w/Signature required for rifles and haven't had any problems. When you receive them, log them in your Bound Book and you're good to go.

Not having to go through a FFL on his end would make it more cost effective. Thanks for the help.

[Cokebottle]

Originally Posted by acgeorge

Not having to go through a FFL on his end would make it more cost effective. Thanks for the help.

He *is* the receiving FFL, so long as Indiana allows it.