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  • mark christian
    It is up to the CA dealer to determine if a particular firearm is eligible for retail sale in CA (dealers have very few restrictions on what we can have shipped to us for our own inventory) because he will be the one doing the actual transfer. If he accepts the firearm then it is his problem and not yours.
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  • chas3819
    quote:Originally posted by mark christian
    It is up to the CA dealer to determine if a particular firearm is eligible for retail sale in CA (dealers have very few restrictions on what we can have shipped to us for our own inventory) because he will be the one doing the actual transfer. If he accepts the firearm then it is his problem and not yours.


    So it looks like it would be prudent to make sure that the buyer's FFL knows what he will be receiving for his customer.

    Thanks Mark.
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  • rsnyder55
    It's not Arnie, It's Jerry Moonbeam.
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  • mark christian
    quote:Originally posted by chas3819
    quote:Originally posted by mark christian
    It is up to the CA dealer to determine if a particular firearm is eligible for retail sale in CA (dealers have very few restrictions on what we can have shipped to us for our own inventory) because he will be the one doing the actual transfer. If he accepts the firearm then it is his problem and not yours.


    So it looks like it would be prudent to make sure that the buyer's FFL knows what he will be receiving for his customer.

    Thanks Mark.


    If you are not an FFL dealer you'd better contact the dealer (any dealer, not just those in CA), to ensure that he will accept a firearms shipment from a private party. Lots (and I do mean LOTS) of FFLs will only accept firearms coming in from other dealers. Find out well ahead of time before you tape the shipping box closed and drive to UPS (or wherever you are shipping).
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