Quick Question

[RVMS]

so if a handgun is on the list.... (taurus 617).... but there is a variant not on the list (taurus 617B2) and the only difference is color... does this mean i can still get it? thanks

a simple yes or no would do, i don't need a lengthy explanation or anything....

thanks

[jben]

No.

[Vin496]

No.

+1

A big stupid no.

[Bug Splat]

No.

You see when a man and a woman love each other they do thing to show their love, oh and the Cali DOJ sucks. Ok, back to my lengthy explanation.....

[JTROKS]

No.

You would think a difference in color or a grip would not make a difference, but this is California.

[stix213]

The difference in color obviously makes it significantly more dangerous... so you can understand why it wouldn't be on the safe handgun list. You wouldn't want any children killed by this unsafe handgun would you? How many children's lives is your favorite color and grip style worth???

Actually it comes down to money. Cali gets to extort the annual fee from the manufacturer for every single model they have on the list. You can't buy the one with the different color because of money, that is all. Once California has extorted the money for that specific model with your favorite color and grip from the manufacturer, then you can buy it.

[mcsoupman]

No.

You would think a difference in color or a grip would not make a difference, but this is Kalifornia.

There, fixed it for you.

[RVMS]

Hahahaha, this is Kalifornia....

Thanks for the answers, I searched around and couldn't really find a definitive answer. I was pretty sure that meant no....

oh well, I suppose for now I will just admire the 7 round sexy and hope for a day when I can possess it....

Thanks again ya'll.

[JTROKS]

Here you go.


Калифорния

[RVMS]

Hahaha I concur, the peoples' republic of Kalifornia.

After further research... i have discovered that the "Titanium Grey" model that they speak of has alread been discontinued...



alas my love will never be... hahaha.

[dachan]

I say YES.

PC 12131.5 (a) (1) specifically allows for differences in finish

In the DROS worksheet, after entering the rostered model, the finish of the handgun must be manually entered, thereby allowing for variations in finish to the roster.

[ke6guj]

I say YES.

PC 12131.5 (a) (1) specifically allows for differences in finish

In the DROS worksheet, after entering the rostered model, the finish of the handgun must be manually entered, thereby allowing for variations in finish to the roster.

CADOJ has taken the position that 12131.5 would allow Taurus to add a color variation to the roster by just paying the yearly listing fees, without having to do the drop-testing.

I don't think that 12131.5 allows for an FFL to decide on his own that the model he is selling falls under the 12131.5 exemption.

As an example, The Roster suit that CGF brought deals with that exact situation. One of the plaintiffs wants a specific color XD that isn't Rostered, even the same XD is Rostered in a couple other color versions.