Frijolito1988
04-28-2009, 02:18 PM
Ok guys, so im wondering if this is legit or not. It makes perfect sense to me , BUT is there a reason why this is not done more often or is not widely known ? Too much of a risk ?
Here are some quotes i got from a diffrent thread;
DFletcher is right, if both buyer and seller are California residents, a transfer of a 50 year old long gun can be directly through the mail. The seller needs to take reasonable effort to assure that the buyer is a Cali resident, and not in a prohibited class. Signing an innocuous statement and getting a copy of DL seems to suffice.
Shipping 50 yr long guns between private individuals in CA may be done directly.
No C & R required. No FFL. No DROS.
It is impossible to prove a negative.
FFL is only required for transactions which cross state lines, and in that case is only required for the receiving party.
For transactions within the state the mail (or fedex or ups etc.) simply acts as the common carrier (kind of like an extension of your arm)
Example
John wants to buy a 1950 Russian SKS from Bob in Sacramento. John lives in Los Angeles, can Bob ship the SKS to John in Los Angeles ? Both them are CA residents and dont have an 03FFL. And lets say John sends a copy of his CDL to Bob as reference. Is this legal and doable ?
Thanks
Here are some quotes i got from a diffrent thread;
DFletcher is right, if both buyer and seller are California residents, a transfer of a 50 year old long gun can be directly through the mail. The seller needs to take reasonable effort to assure that the buyer is a Cali resident, and not in a prohibited class. Signing an innocuous statement and getting a copy of DL seems to suffice.
Shipping 50 yr long guns between private individuals in CA may be done directly.
No C & R required. No FFL. No DROS.
It is impossible to prove a negative.
FFL is only required for transactions which cross state lines, and in that case is only required for the receiving party.
For transactions within the state the mail (or fedex or ups etc.) simply acts as the common carrier (kind of like an extension of your arm)
Example
John wants to buy a 1950 Russian SKS from Bob in Sacramento. John lives in Los Angeles, can Bob ship the SKS to John in Los Angeles ? Both them are CA residents and dont have an 03FFL. And lets say John sends a copy of his CDL to Bob as reference. Is this legal and doable ?
Thanks