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    Dot Driver Kyle Reese's Avatar
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    C&R Fans

    Anyone else here have their C&R FFL, or love C&R firearms in general?


    I renewed my C&R last month, and have been tempted many times so far.

    In a nutshell, I have the following C&R guns;

    DDR Makarov

    Yugo M59/66

    Yugo M48

    Yugo M24/47

    Yugo M24/52C

    Soviet SKS (1950)

    M 91/30

    M 38

    M 44

    M 91/59

    Swiss K31

    Various K98's

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    Don't have C&R but do like older guns. Have a couple of nice Swedish Mausers bought back when they were "plentiful" here. They are nice.
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    I'm not that into C&R guns, but I got my C&R FFL so I could get the dealer discount at MidwayUSA, Brownells, and Grafs. Look into that if you haven't already, it's pretty easy to set up.

    I do have a Garand, which I couldn't pass up because that's an American classic suitable for telling people to get off my lawn.

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    Four String Fumbler Joe in PNG's Avatar
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    Another lover of old guns here. I've got a Colt 1903 (1906 vintage), a S&W top break "Lemon Squeezer" .38 , and a Mossberg M44 US .22 training rifle.
    One of these days I hope to collect the whole set of Browning and Colt Pre WW2 automatic pistols.

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    I love older guns, but there are only a couple that I really really want. I already have one of them (SMLE No 1 MkIII), and plan to get an authentic USGI M1 carbine sometime in the future.

    In the present, most of my time and money is going towards USPSA, IDPA, pistol training, etc.

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    Site Supporter Odin Bravo One's Avatar
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    I'd get a C&R, if only the guns I wanted were not also NFA regulated. C&R versions of the same gun tend to go anywhere from $2k-10k higher than a regular non-C&R NFA gun. What I need to do is get off my tail and get a regular FFL and SOT so I can start buying dealer samples.
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    I don't have a C&R, but I do love 1903's, 1903A3's and Garands...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FredM View Post
    Anyone else here ... love C&R firearms in general?
    Sure. Whadda ya need?

    In all seriousness, I have enough C&R-eligible firearms (and quite a few that are old enough that they aren't even de jure 'firearms' as far as the federal government is concerned) that I feel a little dumb not having a Type 03 sometimes. It's one of those things I keep meaning to do and never getting around to.
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    Member TGS's Avatar
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    Fred,

    I just bought a walnut K31 to go with my beech K31. I also just bought a bubba'd Swiss 1911 that I'm going to turn into a scout rifle. I'm going to cut and crown the barrel at 18", put an ebony wood fore-end tip on the stock, and then have a gunsmith replace the rear sight with a scope base before rebluing it.

    It should be sweet. Hopefully I can pick both of them up from the dealer sometime soon when power comes back on.

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    No C&R either but it's something I want to get. I have a 1934 Tula Mosin with the hex receiver and a Lee Enfield Jungle Carbine. I also have two Garands.


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