handgun with internal lock

[Librarian]

Ok now this is making more sense, thank you ke6guj

If I read correctly, FFL's have a choice: charge for a lock or safe affidavit? Or is that only pertaining to a handgun with an internal lock?

Thanks

Very technically, in one option Fedlaw requires that a lock be present when the handgun goes out the door.

Some/many FFLs take that to mean they must sell one to the buyer.

With an internal lock, or any gun lock that works on the gun present at delivery, Fedlaw is satisfied.

CA law would be satisfied with the Safe Affidavit, or a CA-approved lock purchased at the time, or a CA-approved lock purchased no more than 30 days before delivery, accompanied by a receipt proving that. (ETA or, of course, an 'approved' internal lock, as the subject is here.)

See also the wiki article -- http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/Bu...es.2C_and_Laws

[liberty47]

"The lock roster"

I threw up in my mouth a little bit