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FFL or private transfer
Hi,
I'm trying to purchase a s.w m&p9 from my buddy in Virginia. I live in California and the handgun is off roster. How can I complete this transaction legally? I've had a shop tell me it's illegal. Is this true? For any off roster gun. |
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Nope it's illegal to import an off roster gun unless you are exempt, or in some cases transfers from family members. SORRY
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Yes it's illegal and won't be able to get that gun in any way. Off roster guns can only be had a few ways. People move in with them, CA resident PPT, or interfamlial transfer.
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If you can find one used anywhere near you, you can do a PPT with another kommiefornia resident through a local FFL.
But out of state, non familial transfers of an off roster gun is a no-no. IIRC. The roster sucks!!!!
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Not gonna happen, unless you and your buddy get married to each other, or he moves here with the intent to establish residency and gets a CA DL or ID and meets you at a FFL for PPT.
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Asked and answered.
Interstate transfer requires the FFL, per Federal law. Unless - you are exempt (usually LEO) or - the transaction is exempt (usually inrafamilial, parent/child or grandparent/grandchild) or - the gun is exempt (usually C&R) the Roster applies. There are no 'private' transfers interstate.
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