I sell a few guns on Gunbroker but I'm not a dealer. I have never made any exceptions for any state. If somebody in Ca. happens to be the high bidder on a pistol for instance and provides a verifiable transfer agent to ship it to, would I be safe to assume that the FFL there will let me know if the weapon is a problem with California law. Or, is there a website I can go to and check it myself? Or, since I am not in this to make a profit, just make some money to buy something new, would I be better off to avoid the hassle?
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Non Dealer Sales to California
- Thread starter ZeroJunk
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dogtown tom
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Start here: http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/
UniversalFrost
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it is actually easier for a non-ffl to sell and transfer a firearm to an FFL in californina than for an out of state ffl to sell/transfer the iterm to a cali FFL.
I went through this last year with a tikka t3 i sold to a guy in cali. I had to actually have the cali AG call the dealer to tell them it was ok (even after I sent them the link to the cali AG webiste that said non-ffl's don't need the stupid paperwork that california requires for out of state dealers).
JOE
I went through this last year with a tikka t3 i sold to a guy in cali. I had to actually have the cali AG call the dealer to tell them it was ok (even after I sent them the link to the cali AG webiste that said non-ffl's don't need the stupid paperwork that california requires for out of state dealers).
JOE