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  • mark christian
    The DOJ maintains that the handgun DROS is not an actual registration because the purchaser did not notify the DOJ where the firearms are kept, was not fingerprinted and does not have to notify the DOJ if their address changes. All of these are required for assault weapons registrations (or other so called "Dangerous Weapons"). Otherwise it is six of one, half dozen of the other, but the DROS does not fit the defination of firearms registration as defined by DOJ regs.
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  • Emmett Dunham
    So the DROS is a permanent record of person who purchased the hand gun kept on file until there is another DROS that transfer ownership of the hand gun?

    Emmett
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  • mark christian
    quote:Originally posted by Emmett Dunham
    So the DROS is a permanent record of person who purchased the hand gun kept on file until there is another DROS that transfer ownership of the hand gun?

    Emmett


    Correct.

    If you transfer your handgun to me (a CA firearms dealer) I will fill out a special form and submit it to the DOJ stating that the handgun in question is no longer in your possession. Since a firearms transfer inside this state must be made through a CA firearms dealer the form is filled out more or less automatically. Before you ask about a private sale made to an FFL out of state; I have no clue.
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  • Emmett Dunham
    Thanks! Its amazing that the people in California went along with permanent form of records of gun ownership as far back as 1923!

    Emmett
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  • fordsix
    michigan started in 1927
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  • JIM STARK
    S. Carolina registered handguns for years...Until a couple of years ago...Rumor has it they got sued...Registration was not legal???
    Maybe someone else knows all the details???
    JIM................
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