High capacity magazine permit questions

[BLFD1]

I was wondering the steps to take and the requirements for obtaining a high cap mag permit... Since it's damn near impossible to get a FFL01 in my area, I was wondering what it would take to get a permit to import, sell and repair high capacity magazines.

I currently have my FFL03 which limits me to C&R firearms but since a magazine isn't a firearm, I wonder if the CA DOJ would let me get the permit.

Maybe some of the FFL01 holders could chime in (10%, etc,)

[mymonkeyman]

I think the statute/regs requires you prove to the DOJ that you have a genuine market to which you are selling them (i.e. out of state or LEO). Good luck with that.

[BLFD1]

I think the statute/regs requires you prove to the DOJ that you have a genuine market to which you are selling them (i.e. out of state or LEO). Good luck with that.

Well, in my opinion I feel that there is a genuine market... Alot of people/ LEOs own standard capacity magazines and need a local dealer....ME! :D

[BLFD1]

No other info... I'm suprised , usually you guys are full of info. ;)

[.22guy]

I'm pretty sure I've read something here on Calguns saying that they will not issue those to 03 FFLs.

Try getting the 01. Be persistent, polite and meticulous. It's worth a shot.

[1911su16b870]

I know for a fact that CA DOJ will not issue high cap mag permits to 03FFLs. You need an 01FFL and then register as a firearm dealer with CA DOJ and request the high cap permit at that time.