New VS Private Party Transfer?

[IBUYGOLD]

does any body know?

Does the one handgun every 30 days apply to PPT

the same way it does for New from a dealer?

[ke6guj]

PPT and cosignment sales are exempt from the 1-in-30 day restriction on purchasing/transfering handguns through a dealer.

Except for places like LA, which have their own 1-in-30-day law, and PPT/cosignments are not exempt there.

[IBUYGOLD]

PPT and cosignment sales are exempt from the 1-in-30 day restriction on purchasing/transfering handguns through a dealer.

Except for places like LA, which have their own 1-in-30-day law, and PPT/cosignments are not exempt there.

I am in Sacto, no probelem?

[ke6guj]

I dunno. Don't live out that way so I don't keep up on local laws around there. Never heard of any issues though.

IIRC, San Fran had a similar law, but it may have been thrown out when the NRA sued last year.

[X-NewYawker]

PPT and cosignment sales are exempt from the 1-in-30 day restriction on purchasing/transfering handguns through a dealer.

Except for places like LA, which have their own 1-in-30-day law, and PPT/cosignments are not exempt there.

Maybe in the actual "city of LA" but the stores within the county in their own Cities like Burbank and Culver City will DROS any number of PPT handguns in your 30 day period.

[ke6guj]

Correct, the City of LA is what I meant by LA, not LA county.

[mydogsmonkey]

AFAIK, you can PPT as many times as you want, new guns only apply to 1 in 30

Ernest

[Trader Jack]

AFAIK, you can PPT as many times as you want, new guns only apply to 1 in 30
Ernest

Not quite true. Any concealable firearm sold by a dealer NEW or USED falls under the one in thirty day rule.

BTW: This same question is asked three times a week, each and every week.
Same old, same old.

[eaglemike]

Not quite true. Any concealable firearm sold by a dealer NEW or USED falls under the one in thirty day rule.

BTW: This same question is asked three times a week, each and every week.
Same old, same old.

Quoted for the record - and wrong. Private party transfers, above noted as PPT, are not subject to the 1/30 day rule.

A used firearm sold from dealer owned stock is subject, but this is not a PPT. A used gun sold from dealer stock, must be on the "not unsafe" roaster. All new guns from dealer stock are subject to the 1/30 rule.

Local laws as noted above might differ. State law is currently PPT's are exempt.

all the best,
Mike

[solanoshooter]

Not quite true. Any concealable firearm sold by a dealer NEW or USED falls under the one in thirty day rule.

BTW: This same question is asked three times a week, each and every week.
Same old, same old.

Kind of misleading. If the firearm is on consignment 1/30 doesn't apply. It only applies to used firearms that are in the dealers stock.

[ke6guj]

it can be said in many different ways.

I think the best way to think of it is that ALL (New or used) handguns sold/transfered through a dealer fall under the 1-in-30 unless it is a PPT or Cosignment.

If you just say NEW, then someone'll try to buy that used Glock thats in inventory. If you say it includes USED, then someone'll ask about cosignment guns.

Quoted for the record - and wrong. Private party transfers, above noted as PPT, are not subject to the 1/30 day rule.

traderjack said SOLD by a dealer, so PPTs wouldn't fall under his statement. And he was trying to clarify a misstatement by mydogsmonkey that was saying that the 1-in-30 only applied to NEW handguns.

A used firearm sold from dealer owned stock is subject, but this is not a PPT. A used gun sold from dealer stock, must be on the "not unsafe" roaster. All new guns from dealer stock are subject to the 1/30 rule.

And cosignments would be looked on as if it was a PPT.

[eaglemike]

The OP was PPT vs new.... agree, the difference is between dealer stock vs. consign or PPT, which of course makes no sense. Since the consignment gun is "sold" by the dealer, that is different...
all the best,
Mike

[ke6guj]

right, and the OP got his answer, and then bad/incorrect/incomplete info was posted into the thread, and trader jack made an attempt to clarify that.

the problem is that many people try to label dealer stock as NEW, even though it could be NEW or USED.

And cosignment sales are wierd in that, IIRC, there exists no PC for the cosignment to be roster-exempt. But CADOJ allows for it to be treated as a sort of "delayed PPT", because, I guess the alternative to a guy not being able to cosign a firearm through the dealer could lead to more paperless sales.

[Justin562]

Wow, you guys scared me for a second there...maybe 3 seconds.
I just ppt 2 handguns this month in signal hill...for 1-3 seconds I actually thought I did somthing illegal.
So does that mean if your drivers license states your house is in L.A. and you did more than 1 ppt in a month at a ffl in pasadena; you can get in trouble?
just curious. I live in L.B.

[glockwise2000]

Wow, you guys scared me for a second there...maybe 3 seconds.
I just ppt 2 handguns this month in signal hill...for 1-3 seconds I actually thought I did somthing illegal.
So does that mean if your drivers license states your house is in L.A. and you did more than 1 ppt in a month at a ffl in pasadena; you can get in trouble?
just curious. I live in L.B.

No, It only applies if you did PPT in the City of LA. Signal Hills is a different city unless SH has their own law regarding PPTs. Your just perfectly fine.