AZ to CA pistol transfer

[TougeChis]

My girlfriends father, in Arizona, want's to gift/transfer his Sig P320 .380 to her.

Is this something that can legally happen?

[ASD1]

Sig dose not make a P320 in .380acp

[edgerly779]

Yes must go thru ffl here. She needs real id and fsc. Interstate intrafamilial transfer,

[Quiet]

Originally Posted by TougeChis

My girlfriends father, in Arizona, want's to gift/transfer his Sig P320 .380 to her.

Is this something that can legally happen?

The firearm must be CA legal and cannot include any large capacity magazines.

1. The CA daughter (your girlfriend) must find a CA FFL dealer that knows about and willing to conduct an out-of-state intra-familial gift transfer.
2. The AZ father (your girlfriend's father) then ships the CA legal firearm with a copy of his valid AZ DL/ID and a gift letter to that CA FFL dealer.
3. That CA FFL dealer then transfers (4473, DROS, 10 day wait) the firearm to the CA daughter.

Originally Posted by ASD1

Sig dose not make a P320 in .380acp

From 1977-1996, SIG made the P230 in .380ACP.
It was discontinued in 1996 and replaced by the P232, which was discontinued in 2015.

[ASD1]

Originally Posted by Quiet

From 1977-1996, SIG made the P230 in .380ACP.
It was discontinued in 1996 and replaced by the P232, which was discontinued in 2015.

Correct but op asked about a P320 in 380acp.

OP need to know what it is or is not

[TougeChis]

Originally Posted by ASD1

Sig dose not make a P320 in .380acp

My apologies. It's a P365 in .380.

[Nardo1895]

Originally Posted by Quiet

The firearm must be CA legal and cannot include any large capacity magazines.

By that you meant not an assault weapon or otherwise illegal? You didn't mean it had to be on the roster, right?

[Librarian]

Originally Posted by Nardo1895

By that you meant not an assault weapon or otherwise illegal? You didn't mean it had to be on the roster, right?

An intrafamilial transfer is exempt from the Roster.

'on Roster' and 'legal in California' are different concepts.

[weekend_fun]

OP, the "intent" of your question -- is yes. Any local FFL to your girlfriend could easily help here; each may have different fee structures

[Nardo1895]

Originally Posted by Librarian

An intrafamilial transfer is exempt from the Roster.

'on Roster' and 'legal in California' are different concepts.

That was why I posed the question. I generally tell people who want to buy an off roaster handgun that the firearm is not legal in CA. That isn't really true, and maybe its lazy on my part.

I wasn't sure the distinction between "off roster" and "illegal" was apparent to everyone.