I need to sell an AR upper thru PPT. Best FFL to go for this in Bay Area?
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maser44
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These laws don’t stop. Agreed with the first part, no idea about a new background check in place
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I believe you technically need to have the transaction at an FFL where you fill out a AB 1263 Acknowledgement form. That's the legal way
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Any transfer of a barrel within CA has to go through an FFL. It has nothing to do with the background check. (it's still not a PPT, though)
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This would violate PC 33700.
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Good luck enforcing it. Lmao. No cops with any time for that nor do they care.
The cops in my city have all the time needed to confiscate even legally owned firearms.
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What city is that? Must be low crime. Here in Sac they don't have manpower or care.
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It’s Gotham here in Vallejo lol.
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yeah lmao literally would never be enforced there. Vallejo one of the few places I bring spare mag
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Right? Where else are they going to get guns to "plant" on unarmed guys they shot in the back?
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That's crazy, when did that start? Apparently regular sale is "breaking the law" nowI believe you technically need to have the transaction at an FFL where you fill out a AB 1263 Acknowledgement form. That's the legal way
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Just to clear up some misinformation in this thread: the July 1, 2027 date is when the eligibility/background check and DOJ electronic reporting requirements begin. The requirement that a firearm barrel transfer be completed in person through a licensed dealer is already in effect as of January 1, 2026. See PC 33700. This isn't a firearm PPT/DROS, which may be why some dealers are confused about what is being requested.
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Just so you know, guys, we have to remove any posts that might mention doing the opposite of what you’re supposed to be doing.
You are responsible for your own thing, but just keep in mind we have to tell people the proper way to do things
To answer Ops’ question, just go ahead and go to the FFL and request to make the transaction. They don’t actually have to fill out any forms. You just have to be at the FFL and they have to see. It’s pretty much it. What you end up doing is what you end up doing, but you’re at least there
You are responsible for your own thing, but just keep in mind we have to tell people the proper way to do things
To answer Ops’ question, just go ahead and go to the FFL and request to make the transaction. They don’t actually have to fill out any forms. You just have to be at the FFL and they have to see. It’s pretty much it. What you end up doing is what you end up doing, but you’re at least there
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Dang that’s crazy. Truly some of the dumbest people running this state
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Im not sure why my comment was deleted. There is no legal reason to go to an FFL to PPT an upper. Uppers can be shipped to your house from any online retailer thusly there is no reason you have to go to an FFL to sell one to a private seller.