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More details would be good.....So I called the DOJ and they said I won’t be able to use my firearms until I register them and it gets approved .Is this correct? Also, how long does it take for to get approved? She was saying something about 1-3 months and I’m trying to shoot as soon as I can.
New resident just trying to shoot on private property or maybe range that’s my main concern right nowMore details would be good.....
New Resident...
Family Transfer in CA...
What are we talking about?
Might not be able to add to CCW.... but use how?
Nothing in the law requiring you wait for CADOJ..... In fact you have 60 days to sell or register them.New resident just trying to shoot on private property or maybe range that’s my main concern right now
So if I wanted to sell my gun today I would be able to walk into a ffl and sell the gun to the shop or do a ppt? As long as I have the proof of residency and the other stuff neededNothing in the law requiring you wait for CADOJ..... In fact you have 60 days to sell or register them.
CADOJ loves to just make up laws..... never time just go "cool, what penal code requires me to wait" and watch them fumble around....
You need to have proof of CA residency as PPT's are between two California residents. Some FFL's also look for a Firearm Safety Certificate ($25 test in the store, usually) in case the sale falls through and the gun has to go back to you.So if I wanted to sell my gun today I would be able to walk into a ffl and sell the gun to the shop or do a ppt? As long as I have the proof of residency and the other stuff needed
Yeah I called a gun shop I’m originally from here but I’m on military orders either wayYou need to have proof of CA residency as PPT's are between two California residents. Some FFL's also look for a Firearm Safety Certificate ($25 test in the store, usually) in case the sale falls through and the gun has to go back to you.
If you have a CAID or CADL with your address and walk into a store you can PPT them even if you have filed the New Resident form.So if I wanted to sell my gun today I would be able to walk into a ffl and sell the gun to the shop or do a ppt? As long as I have the proof of residency and the other stuff needed
Military ID with Perm Station orders is fineYeah I called a gun shop I’m originally from here but I’m on military orders either way
Well I guess it’s time to list the ones I wanna get rid of.Military ID with Perm Station orders is fine
You just made everyone on here drool. List 'em!Well I guess it’s time to list the ones I wanna get rid of.
Yeah did it yesterday they approved it same same for at least the ones I didn’t have to sent extra pictures forMaybe it’s a completely different scenario, but I didn’t have any firearms registered to my new address so I couldn’t buy ammo. I uploaded the info for 1 firearm to CFARS and got an accepted approval in hours.
You can just sell it.... no need to register it first.Do you know anything about if I wanted to sell a ar pistol lower would I first have to register it as a multi semi auto lower or would I just be able to sell it before I have to register it.