AFAIK California has a limit on how many handguns a non-FFL may sell (5?) in a year. Not a problem for your long guns.
NOTE: The infrequent sale, lease, or transfer of firearms between individuals - meaning five or
fewer sales per year of any number of handguns or irregular and occasional sales of other firearms
is allowed. However, such sales/transfers must be completed through a dealer licensed pursuant to
Penal Code section 12071.
NOTE: The infrequent sale, lease, or transfer of firearms between individuals - meaning five or
fewer sales per year of any number of handguns or irregular and occasional sales of other firearms
is allowed. However, such sales/transfers must be completed through a dealer licensed pursuant to
Penal Code section 12071.
You mean like if I have a split personality and one personality sells a gun to another personality?Actually, I believe this means between the same two people. That way Billy Burglar has to find multiple buyers - like he cares....
It's a pretty convoluted law - not that we haven't seen a lot of those!
I'm only going by what I was told by a California Corrections officer who was selling off a large part of his personal collection. He claimed to have asked the California Attorney General's Office for clarification.You mean like if I have a split personality and one personality sells a gun to another personality?
I think what it really means is that I can only do five sales of handguns to other people, be it the same person or different persons, in a year through an intermediary FFL before I must apply for a California Dealer's license, which also requires me to apply for an FFL.