Suggestion

[JDHCA]

How about splitting the stuff (Guns, Ammo, Accessories, etc.) for sale in Norcal and the stuff for sale in SoCal? I don't know about you, but I'm not driving 6-7 hours to LA to get a gun. That would save a lot of browsing time. I say this because at the moment people can't or won't ship guns.

[9Cal_OC]

First time I’m hearing of this

It’s been discussed a lot before. People can’t even post in the right section, let alone now with double the amount of sub forums.

Just cause you’re not willing to travel, doesn’t mean others have that limitation. Also, people at or near the split, do they post in one or both?

[Librarian]

You may find this thread informative: http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...ht=marketplace

[JDHCA]

Interesting.

If I could drive to San Diego, buy a gun, take it, and leave I might do it. I'd do it for a car or a motorcycle.

If I have to drive to San Diego, buy a gun, go home, then drive back in 10 days I'm not doing it.

But, thanks for the consideration.

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[The Gleam]

I don't know about you, but I'm not driving 6-7 hours to LA to get a gun. That would save a lot of browsing time. I say this because at the moment people can't or won't ship guns.

I don't know about you, but I've driven 6-7 hours many times to NorCal areas to get a gun.

I'm not geographically challenged.

( And no, I don't use iTrader - )

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[VictorFranko]

How about splitting the stuff (Guns, Ammo, Accessories, etc.) for sale in Norcal and the stuff for sale in SoCal? I don't know about you, but I'm not driving 6-7 hours to LA to get a gun. That would save a lot of browsing time. I say this because at the moment people can't or won't ship guns.

This is why people have been asked time and time again to put sellers location (city or county, not SoCal-NorCal) in the thread title.

Where would the demarcation line between SoCal and NorCal be anyway?

[EM2]

This is why people have been asked time and time again to put sellers location (city or county, not SoCal-NorCal) in the thread title.

Where would the demarcation line between SoCal and NorCal be anyway?

Between Fresno & Madera, for the most part.
Along hwy99 between Fresno & Madera are two trees marking the center north & south, a palm tree representing the south and a pine tree representing the north.

https://www.yourcentralvalley.com/digital-exclusive/where-is-the-real-center-of-california/

Or in Northfork if you want to be geographically precise.