BarnsBeware
Member
Pendragon-
-Yes and Very Yes. Its a "gift", but we have to go through all this stuff. If I were just trying to acquire a .38, I'd go for a copy available here in my state. This is one of those "not any gun, but this gun" cases. And, its something I'm willing to wait for, should that be the ultimate option. I just want to see if there is a way that I can get it fair, square, and sans skullduggery.
ysr-
-You are right. In PRK BOTH parties must have California ID when doing it in person, hence the dilemma.
Blues-
-Thanks!
See, the thing is, I don't want this to be my fight of fights with the DOJ. I've got better things to do with my time when trying to upset DiFi, (like calling my/other people's representatives, writing letters, and donating to the good guys). Thats why I'm posting here. Its a special case scenario, not my trite attempt at getting back at the man. I'd like to do it, assuming everything is right in the eyes of the law.
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Are you getting it for free? Does it have special sentimental value?
-Yes and Very Yes. Its a "gift", but we have to go through all this stuff. If I were just trying to acquire a .38, I'd go for a copy available here in my state. This is one of those "not any gun, but this gun" cases. And, its something I'm willing to wait for, should that be the ultimate option. I just want to see if there is a way that I can get it fair, square, and sans skullduggery.
ysr-
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I believe that a non CA resident can transfer a handgun to a CA resident if it is done in person in CA.
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I don't think that's correct.
-You are right. In PRK BOTH parties must have California ID when doing it in person, hence the dilemma.
Blues-
-Thanks!
See, the thing is, I don't want this to be my fight of fights with the DOJ. I've got better things to do with my time when trying to upset DiFi, (like calling my/other people's representatives, writing letters, and donating to the good guys). Thats why I'm posting here. Its a special case scenario, not my trite attempt at getting back at the man. I'd like to do it, assuming everything is right in the eyes of the law.
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