California laws

themick

August 16, 2002 11:43

A question for u law abiding citizens(im not saying im not) is there any law saying that u cant posses a gun that is not able to be sold in california for instance the walther p22. whats to stop someone from going to colorado or montana and buying the gun and brining it back. or is this a big no-no. please help! thanks

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  themick

  August 16, 2002 11:43

  I am on the verge of buying an antique gun from California. I am told by the owner that it will need to be shipped to an FFL since California is different and tough than the national law. I knew there were some state regs that were stricter, but does nayone know if this applies to antiques (pre-1898)?

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  Shootist3006

  August 16, 2002 13:56

  If it were being shipped TO kalifornia he MIGHT be right (depending on the gun) but kalifornia laws don't affect other states - YET and shipping out of state you should only worry about federal and receiving state laws.
  
  Quod principi placuit legis habet vigorem.Semper Fidelis

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  snarlgard

  August 16, 2002 17:25

  calf laws require all gun sales to go threw a dealer is what i heard
  but that is just what i heard
  
  that might be why he has to send it threw a ffl to get it off his books
  
  SMILE...MAKE EM WONDER WHAT YOUR UP TO

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  gruntled

  August 16, 2002 18:30

  You don't mention if the firearm uses fixed ammunition. The People's Demokratik Pepublik DOES have a more lax standard for cap & ball
  firearms.

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  leeblackman

  August 17, 2002 10:40

  I avoid doing business with Kalifornia like I do China, though sometime inevitable, I try.
  
  If I'm wrong please correct me, I won't be offended.
  
  The sound of a 12 gauge pump clears a house fatser than Rosie O eats a Big Mac !

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  chuck

  August 17, 2002 19:54

  Try to find the gun some where else, I do not buy any thing from CalRussia, because of their gun laws, aint that where Rossie lives.

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