California gun rules and regulations.
If selling a firearm, that is eligible to use a C&R FFL.
Is it exempt from the gun laws of California?
Is it exempt from the gun laws of California?
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http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/forms/pdf/Cfl2007.pdf
you might find your answer in that link---if not, moderator mark christian would be your best bet as he is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to the crazy CA gun laws.0 -
This is what i found. Does an antique pistol apply to this also or just Long Guns?
Exceptions
The term firearm does not apply to a federally defined "antique" firearm for the purpose of dealer
licensing requirements, sales or loans between private parties, or requirements to obtain a Handgun
Safety Certificate pursuant to Penal Code sections 12070, 12071, subdivisions (b) (c) or (d) of
12072, or 12073. The term firearm does not apply to federally defined "curio" or "relic" long guns
over 50 years old for the purpose of transfers between private parties. (Penal Code ?? 12001(e),
12078(t)(2).)0 -
Is it a antique [made before 1899] or C&R pistol? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by gunslinger57
If selling a firearm, that is eligible to use a C&R FFL.
Is it exempt from the gun laws of California?
Exempt from all gun laws. No. It only means that (in the case of a long gun) you can have it shipped directly to you as a C&R holder rather than a CA dealer and having to go through the DROS (Dealer Record Of Sale) process. It is still a firearm.0 -
The pistol was made around 1937 0r 1938. 0 -
So can I, a private individual, send a 1937-38 pistol to a C&R FFL holder without going thru DROS process? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by mark christian
quote:Originally posted by gunslinger57
If selling a firearm, that is eligible to use a C&R FFL.
Is it exempt from the gun laws of California?
Exempt from all gun laws. No. It only means that (in the case of a long gun) you can have it shipped directly to you as a C&R holder rather than a CA dealer and having to go through the DROS (Dealer Record Of Sale) process. It is still a firearm.
Mark, does that "long gun" HAVE to be a C&R type rifle?0 -
quote:Originally posted by gunslinger57
So can I, a private individual, send a 1937-38 pistol to a C&R FFL holder without going thru DROS process?
I thought that you were buying a gun and wanted to have to shipped to CA. You only do the DROS when you buy, not when you sell. You can ship a handgun 50 years or older, as well as certain pistols that are specifically listed by the BATFE as C&R, to a holder of a C&R FFL as long as it does not violate the laws of the buyers home state. You have to sue FedEx or UPS for shipping because private parties cannot mail handguns due to postal regulations.0 -
quote:Originally posted by JoeFaz
quote:Originally posted by mark christian
quote:Originally posted by gunslinger57
If selling a firearm, that is eligible to use a C&R FFL.
Is it exempt from the gun laws of California?
Exempt from all gun laws. No. It only means that (in the case of a long gun) you can have it shipped directly to you as a C&R holder rather than a CA dealer and having to go through the DROS (Dealer Record Of Sale) process. It is still a firearm.
Mark, does that "long gun" HAVE to be a C&R type rifle?
Yes, a C&R FFL is not valid for use with non C&R firearms.0 -
quote:Originally posted by gunslinger57
The pistol was made around 1937 0r 1938.
That is more than old enough to qualkify as C&R.0
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