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My father in law purchased a Ruger 357 speed six revolver in the late 1980's from a co-worker with no paperwork. At this time he was living in Pennsylvania and moved to CA in 1992. I was wondering how he can register the revolver in his name. Can he fill out the voluntary registration form? Does he need to acquire the HSC certificate? Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
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Don't do it as it NOT required!!!!!!!Comment
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NO reason to do it....
LOTS of reasons not to.Comment
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Jack
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No posts of mine are to be construed as legal advice, which can only be given by a lawyer.Comment
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Nikita Khrushchev said"We can't expect the American People to jump from Capitalism to Communism, but we can assist their elected leaders in giving them small doses of Socialism, until they awaken one day to find that they have Communism. "Comment
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just out of curiosity i was given a pistol back in 98 by my dad. wasnt 21 then so he had it at the house. i never took control of it until 04 when i got out of the Marines. do i need to register it. or no? i know i dont have to for long guns but what about pistols in the future through the familyComment
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Yes, the law requires that you register it. You can use the intrafamily-transfer form.Matthew D. Van Norman
Dancing Giant Sales | Licensed Firearms Dealer | Rainier, WAComment
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The government is your friend it is here to protect you. Registration leads to consfication,worked well for Hitler .How about Cuba etc.California's politicians and unionized government employees are a crime gang that makes the Mexican drug cartels look like a Girl Scout Troop in comparison.Comment
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