Pietro Beretta
Member
Hello, I have heard this myth several years ago, I am still unsure if it can technically be done since I have never heard of someone actually doing it.
There are a lot of nice firearms not on the Roster Certified for Sale, this is a way that you can supposedly obtain one.
The myth goes:
California still permits the transfer of firearms between father and son without going through an FFL dealer. You have to submit the Intra-Family transfer form to the CADOJ, submit a fee and your done. Supposedly it doesn't say what kind of firearms you cant transfer. (But any Assult weapon,.50 rifle, and magazine over 10rnds is illegal no matter what of course)
If you have a father that lives out of state, have him purchase the hand gun you desire and "gift" it to you, filling out the intra-family transfer form.
Its been said that the CADOJ will accept this form, and you are a proud owner of a handgun not on the Roster Certified for Sale.
I'm not sure if laws have changed since I have heard this, or this was a bag of lies from the begening, if anyone knows, let me know!
There are a lot of nice firearms not on the Roster Certified for Sale, this is a way that you can supposedly obtain one.
The myth goes:
California still permits the transfer of firearms between father and son without going through an FFL dealer. You have to submit the Intra-Family transfer form to the CADOJ, submit a fee and your done. Supposedly it doesn't say what kind of firearms you cant transfer. (But any Assult weapon,.50 rifle, and magazine over 10rnds is illegal no matter what of course)
If you have a father that lives out of state, have him purchase the hand gun you desire and "gift" it to you, filling out the intra-family transfer form.
Its been said that the CADOJ will accept this form, and you are a proud owner of a handgun not on the Roster Certified for Sale.
I'm not sure if laws have changed since I have heard this, or this was a bag of lies from the begening, if anyone knows, let me know!