Shipping to California
Hi all. I had a question regarding shipping to California.
I was wondering if it is legal to ship to area code: 95765.
I am going to update my auctions to read, no shipping to California. It's just too complicated and I am quite new to this. However, this auction already ended.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.[/size=2][/size=3]
I was wondering if it is legal to ship to area code: 95765.
I am going to update my auctions to read, no shipping to California. It's just too complicated and I am quite new to this. However, this auction already ended.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.[/size=2][/size=3]
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Are there any special restrictions on shipping 3006 ball ammo to California? I am familiar with the DOT regulations but does California or any of the counties, cities etc. have any specific restrictions in addition to the DOT regulations?
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GWD: You need to talk to The Department of Justice in Sacramento..
<http://www.caag.state.ca.us/firearms/>..No half baked Guess's allowed...Go directly to the State of California and cover your butt.........
Captain Kirk, Tech Staff0 -
The pistol grip stock by itself is unrestricted. Attaching it to a firearm would create an assault weapon but the stock alone is not prohibited and could have a legitimate use as a replacement for a damaged stock on a registered assault weapon. The 30 round magazine is prohibited. Only licensed California Firearms dealers may receive high capacity magazines shipped from out of state sources. California law provides a permit for the importation of high capacity magazines but these are not available to the general public. If the buyer had such a permit he would have provided a copy to you at the start. SHORT ANSWER: the stock is fine so ship it. The magazine is restricted so ask for an FFL or California magazine permit--without one (or both) of these two do not ship the magazine.
Mark T. Christian0
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