How to Get a C&R FFL (Video Class)

What is a C&R license?

A C&R FFL is short for Curio & Relics Federal Firearms License - also known as a Type 03 FFL. This is an inexpensive ($10/year) firearms license intended for collectors. It is a federal firearms license issued by the ATF. Even if you don't see yourself as a firearms collector, there are a number of good reasons to get one.

Here's why every shooter should get a C&R:

With a C&R, you can get qualifying firearms shipped directly to you - there's no need to have them transferred through a dealer.
You'll save money. In addition to avoiding dealer transfer fees, some online retailers offer discounts to C&R holders.
In Massachusetts, a C&R establishes your status as a "bona fide" collector, which qualifies you to apply for a machine gun permit.
MA dealers can transfer qualifying handguns to C&R holders - even if they're not on the Approved Firearms Roster.

How do I get one?

Buy the video below. Follow along, and you will end up with a correctly completed, ready-to-mail application. After your purchase, the video will be available for 30 days, you'll get a link to our C&R Resource page, and I will be available to answer questions via text or email. I'll even review your application if you wish.

How to Get a C&R Video - $30

65 minutes, 30-Day Access

NOTE: The payment will be made to my PayPal business account - MassReloading.com

Examples of firearms qualified as Curios or Relics

Class Outline:

What is a C&R license?
What are the qualifications?
Possible disqualifiers
Benefits of a C&R
C&R limitations (What you can't do with a C&R)
What qualifies as a C&R firearm?
The C&R application (Hands-on, you will finish with a properly completed application)
Record keeping requirements
C&R audits

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