Thanks for posting the ATF’s reply. It does make it more clear.
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So to answer OP's question:looking at trading. Guy lives in TN and of course I’m in GA. Told him we’d have to ship since it’s over state lines. He replies with saying that he has a C&R license. Question is: does his C&R make the deal legal for me to receive a gun and give him one?
From what I’ve read it looks legal (bottom paragraph below)
I read that as a no-go, right? The TN C&R FFL holder has to transfer the firearm to a GA FFL first before it can be transferred to you.He [the C&R FFL holder] may dispose / transfer C&R firearms to another FFL holder in any State.
He may only dispose / transfer C&R firearms face to face to a non-licensee (an individual who does not hold an FFL) who is a resident of the same State where the collector's license is held.
That’s correct, if the OP was a C&R holder then they could trade with no one else involved. If he knows someone in GA with a C&R that was willing to accept it then I think that would be legal too.So to answer OP's question:
I read that as a no-go, right? The TN C&R FFL holder has to transfer the firearm to a GA FFL first before it can be transferred to you.
So to answer OP's question:
I read that as a no-go, right? The TN C&R FFL holder has to transfer the firearm to a GA FFL first before it can be transferred to you.