I'm still waiting for it to arrive It took $30 and some paper work. It allows you to accept shipment of "any firearm demonstrably 50 years old or older". They have a big ass list so that's what I'm going to go by. You also get dealer pricing at midway, brownells, ect.
http://www.cruffler.com/becomingcruffler.html don't use the paperwork they have for download, it's out dated.
http://www.atf.gov/dcof/index.htm
you need form 5310.16

 

dude, i have some serious questions for you. some stuff i've been pondering for a year or so ... you have aim?

... in regards to getting gunsmith accreditation

 

I hate messaging programs so, no. But feel free to e-mail me. (myusername)@hotmail.com I'm not sure I can help you much but I'll try.

 

email sent

 

I just called the ATF, they're a little backed up so it's still being processed. But she said she'll get to it soon :hs:

I got your e-mail.

 

yea, ur reply is basically what i was thinking

i dont expect it to help much but it is a start.

wish i was able to take a year off and head off to a actual school

 

unfortunately your options are very limited. that's why there are so few good gunsmiths

 

yea i really think im gonna look into apprenticeship

 

i've had my C&R forms for a year or so and still havent' even taken the time to fill them out :rofl:

 

I know
:rofl: :rofl:
I was just kidding :hs:
Well you have the option to take charge of the situation. Like I said earlier, in some situations its better to just be a good witness. But if your life or others are in trouble then at least you have the power to act rather than waiting for someone to dictate the situation to you