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Class III Firearm Registration Form Question!
Spring Creek
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Having recently acquired two class III registered items, an UZI SMG and Detachable suppressor, I have a question.
The Federal Registration with "Stamp" and Owners picture; is a very important document and needs to be in safe keeping.
Can I leave it in my safe or safety deposit box and take a "copy" along when I take the items to the range?
Does the copy have to be a colored copy.
Can I shrink it and use a wallet size copy (both sides)?
Any other recommendations or suggestions of any merit, regarding class III ownership would REALLY be appreciated.
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The Federal Registration with "Stamp" and Owners picture; is a very important document and needs to be in safe keeping.
Can I leave it in my safe or safety deposit box and take a "copy" along when I take the items to the range?
Does the copy have to be a colored copy.
Can I shrink it and use a wallet size copy (both sides)?
Any other recommendations or suggestions of any merit, regarding class III ownership would REALLY be appreciated.
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Comments
I guess both of us need a definitive answer on this!
cbxjeffIt's too late for me, save yourself.
Mark T. Christian
I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
Regarding Copying Registration.
Kinko's refused to make a colored copy (same size, as they said it would be illegal to copy the Tax Stamp in original color and original size.
I showed them the serial #, written across the stamp-was same as the serial number of the weapon and thus would not do anyone else any good.
So, then they said they would. I didn't right then, because I wanted to check the legality, myself.
Mark-Do you feel the "notarized" signature is necessary, by law?
I just want to do what is required and be done with it.
Mark T. Christian