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Sales to CA
sport-n-stuff
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I have someone who wants to buy a Ruger 10/22 from me and as a party party can I sell this gun to someone in CA with signed FFL.
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There. That about covers it.
Margaret Thatcher
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."
Mark Twain
I recently shipped a revolver to Fresno, and the FFL didn't charge extra.
It was $50, and I would have spent close to that, doing it myself, but I have no certification.
Here's the link to the law:
http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/cflcfaqs.php#2
https://webapps.doj.ca.gov/cflc/index.jsp
And here's what it says:
I am an FFL dealer. How do I ship/transfer a firearm to a California FFL? What is the procedure?
In order to enroll in the CFLC Program, go to the CFLC Program website or visit the CADOJ Bureau of Firearms website for additional information. Once enrolled, you may access the CFLC database 24 hours, 7 days a week. This will allow you to log in with your user ID and password to obtain Firearms Shipment Approval numbers. When you obtain a Firearms Shipment Approval number for a firearm shipment, you need to provide the Firearms Shipment Approval number to the receiving California FFL and keep a copy of it for your records.
Totally free of charge, of course.
I have someone who wants to buy a Ruger 10/22 from me and as a party party can I sell this gun to someone in CA with signed FFL.
If you're not an FFL you can mail it direct to his FFL. The buyer just needs to ensure his FFL will accept a gun from a nonFFL. No law against it, some FFLs (regardless of state) just prefer to not do it. If you are an FFL you'll need to use CA's CFLC system - it's done on line & takes about 5 minutes. I wish it didn't exist, but it does and it's easy to use.
Thanks for a straight answer. Anyone else??
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Margaret Thatcher
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."
Mark Twain
quote:Originally posted by sport-n-stuff
I have someone who wants to buy a Ruger 10/22 from me and as a party party can I sell this gun to someone in CA with signed FFL.
If you're not an FFL you can mail it direct to his FFL. The buyer just needs to ensure his FFL will accept a gun from a nonFFL. No law against it, some FFLs (regardless of state) just prefer to not do it. If you are an FFL you'll need to use CA's CFLC system - it's done on line & takes about 5 minutes. I wish it didn't exist, but it does and it's easy to use.
Sorry but there is a law against it ... a California law.
You must be an FFL, and registered with the CDOJ to ship firearms to an FFL in California.
? otherwise, you'll find an excuse.
quote:Originally posted by dfletcher
quote:Originally posted by sport-n-stuff
I have someone who wants to buy a Ruger 10/22 from me and as a party party can I sell this gun to someone in CA with signed FFL.
If you're not an FFL you can mail it direct to his FFL. The buyer just needs to ensure his FFL will accept a gun from a nonFFL. No law against it, some FFLs (regardless of state) just prefer to not do it. If you are an FFL you'll need to use CA's CFLC system - it's done on line & takes about 5 minutes. I wish it didn't exist, but it does and it's easy to use.
Sorry but there is a law against it ... a California law.
You must be an FFL, and registered with the CDOJ to ship firearms to an FFL in California.
No, there's not and you are mistaken - here is the link to CA DOJ:
http://caag.state.ca.us/firearms/cflcfaqs.php#2
Note the Q & A #2 - "I am not an FFL ......"
Furthermore, a Type 01 FFL Dealer can mail a C & R rifle to me (Type 03 C & R) without having to use CFLC. CFLC applies only when a Type 01 FFL is shipping a firearm to a CA Type 01 FFL.