Any PA C+R collectors out there?

richbug · July 21, 2005, 17:00

I am in the process of sending in for my C+R, and am wondering if PA has any odd quirks in the state laws when it comes to C+R's. I printed out the state FFL laws off of the ATF's site, it doesn't have any reference to the 03.

**K. Funk** · July 21, 2005, 17:16

I guess it depends on where you live. You do not need any approval from LEO, you just need to notify them. C&R should be POK (Piece of Kake) in most parts of PA. Since I have no local law enforcement, I sent to the County Sheriff who is very pro gun. The only places I would envision a problem would be parts of Allegheny or Philadelphia County.

krf

richbug · July 21, 2005, 17:31

I also really don't have a local LEO, just the Sherrif, and the Staties. I am in Mercer County, the Sherrif hands out carry permits like candy. I figured I would drop off his copy in person when I update my carry permit next month.

So I just have to keep my bound book like everyone else?

Deltaten · July 21, 2005, 18:04

rich:

Mercer Co's gotta be OK for C&R...
after all, they issued one to ByronF!

Karl's prolly right about Phila and Allegheney Co, but THE ATFE FFL stds supercede all that noise. ONly issue I *could* see might be some jurisdiction *may* have some sort of zoning odinance against it./

Welcome to the addictio,
Paul

**K. Funk** · July 21, 2005, 18:23

Brownell's has a nice "bound book" with examples of how to log different scenarios. For example, if you sell a C&R from your private collection, you must first acquire it "from personal collection" and then disposition it to who you sold it to. Same thing applies if you send one to the gunsmith for some work. If it leaves your premesis, you must log it out as a disposition and log it back in when you get it back. It's not tough to do, you just have to get into the habit of doing it. Being organized with a ring binder with all of you receipts and the original license helps. Good luck and welcome to the club!!

krf

July 21, 2005, 17:00	#1
richbug Registered FALaholic #: 10484 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Western PA Posts: 3,765	Any PA C+R collectors out there? I am in the process of sending in for my C+R, and am wondering if PA has any odd quirks in the state laws when it comes to C+R's. I printed out the state FFL laws off of the ATF's site, it doesn't have any reference to the 03.

July 21, 2005, 17:16	#2
K. Funk Real Life Metallurgist Gold Contributor FALaholic #: 38 Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Myerstown, PA Posts: 3,941	I guess it depends on where you live. You do not need any approval from LEO, you just need to notify them. C&R should be POK (Piece of Kake) in most parts of PA. Since I have no local law enforcement, I sent to the County Sheriff who is very pro gun. The only places I would envision a problem would be parts of Allegheny or Philadelphia County. krf __________________ The Mason-Dixon FAL Association wants YOU!! Ask me for details. You never know what's going on inside the mind of a crazy man!! Check out username kandainv on Gunbroker; always some neat stuff!! FYB!!!!

July 21, 2005, 18:04	#4
Deltaten Registered FALaholic #: 124 Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Lancaster, PA USA Posts: 8,500	rich: Mercer Co's gotta be OK for C&R... after all, they issued one to ByronF! Karl's prolly right about Phila and Allegheney Co, but THE ATFE FFL stds supercede all that noise. ONly issue I could see might be some jurisdiction may have some sort of zoning odinance against it./ Welcome to the addictio, Paul __________________ All or Nothing! Senator McCarthy was right! and as always......FYB!

July 21, 2005, 18:23	#5
K. Funk Real Life Metallurgist Gold Contributor FALaholic #: 38 Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Myerstown, PA Posts: 3,941	Brownell's has a nice "bound book" with examples of how to log different scenarios. For example, if you sell a C&R from your private collection, you must first acquire it "from personal collection" and then disposition it to who you sold it to. Same thing applies if you send one to the gunsmith for some work. If it leaves your premesis, you must log it out as a disposition and log it back in when you get it back. It's not tough to do, you just have to get into the habit of doing it. Being organized with a ring binder with all of you receipts and the original license helps. Good luck and welcome to the club!! krf __________________ The Mason-Dixon FAL Association wants YOU!! Ask me for details. You never know what's going on inside the mind of a crazy man!! Check out username kandainv on Gunbroker; always some neat stuff!! FYB!!!!

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July 21, 2005, 17:31	#3
richbug Registered FALaholic #: 10484 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Western PA Posts: 3,765	I also really don't have a local LEO, just the Sherrif, and the Staties. I am in Mercer County, the Sherrif hands out carry permits like candy. I figured I would drop off his copy in person when I update my carry permit next month. So I just have to keep my bound book like everyone else?