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PEZHEAD265
Here in CA if I bought a gun that was on the approved list and the gun exspires off the list and is removed from it can I sell or even own the pistol??
THANKS PEZ
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  • mark christian
    No problem. The approved list of handguns only applies to retail sales from FFL dealers and not to private party transfers so you can always sell the pistol to another non licensee. The expiration of a pistol from the approved list has no impact on those handguns which have already been sold.
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  • PEZHEAD265
    Can a gun be bought from a private party [non FFL] in a different state shipped to a FFL in CA and become legal to own??
    Thanks PEZ
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  • mark christian
    No. Once the handgun (and we are talking handguns right?) reaches the FFL from out of state it is not a private party transaction, it is just another dealer sale. Long guns (except for assault weapons) are not subject to the same restrictions.
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  • PEZHEAD265
    quote:Originally posted by mark christian
    No. Once the handgun (and we are talking handguns right?) reaches the FFL from out of state it is not a private party transaction, it is just another dealer sale. Long guns (except for assault weapons) are not subject to the same restrictions.

    Mark what I left out was that it whent to a dealer here for transfer to a non FFL.The thing is my nephew has a pistol that I want it was on CA list but was removed can it be sent here to a FFL to be transfered to me a non FFL.
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  • mark christian
    quote:Originally posted by PEZHEAD265

    The thing is my nephew has a pistol that I want it was on CA list but was removed can it be sent here to a FFL to be transfered to me a non FFL.


    If it is no longer on the approved list and is out of state then you won't be able to have it shipped back in for transfer. There is a fee paid by manufacturers of handguns to cover the cost of testing as well as paying to be on the approved list, this stuff ain't free, it costs money to stay listed. When the folks who built the pistols are no longer interested in paying a fee to keep their pistols listed for sale on the CA approved list then that is the end of that.
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  • He Dog
    Can we get together a fund to help get California moved about 3000 miles West?
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