Single Shot Exemption Explanation/Database Thread

[crosseyedshooter]

Great experience with Peter @ MPARMS and he will NOT try to gouge like other dealers may. Go to his website and check his SSE capability, pretty sure XDM but not the barrell length.

from inside the Jungle

Agreed on some Bay Area dealers trying to overcharge on SSE fees and only allow buying guns directly from them.

I've found that MP Arms, Digital Instincts and Tracy Rifle & Pistol all have fair prices. Table Rock Arms in Oregon could be another option if seller won't ship to CA.

[tal3nt]

PM me

[phase1]

has any used hit armory in upland as an FFL for SSE handguns ? what are there fees

[jims1001]

Anyone know a shop within 90min of SF that sse's xdm 5.25?

Edit: a shop that has or can get xdm 5.25?

Brian Nussbaum @ Brulingame
PM ASD1
Scott will quote you the price on the phone. I was there last Friday to purchase my M&P Pro and saw quite a few XDMs on the shelf

[poru_desu]

probably a stupid question ... but ...

due to the micro stamping issue in Cali, is it possible to DROS the handguns that have recently fallen off roster - via SSE?

[riderr]

probably a stupid question ... but ...

due to the micro stamping issue in Cali, is it possible to DROS the handguns that have recently fallen off roster - via SSE?

Yes, if it's not AW.

[poru_desu]

^^thnx riderr, at least I know there is still some hope.

[LADave]

Does the barrel for the cz sp-01 work with the 75B for sse?

[Jel]

Any chance we can add on a Section 6 which shows friendly vendors outside of CA that are willing to ship SSE handguns to our willing SSE FFL's here?

I know grabagun.com and Kentucky Gun Co (kygunco.com) are but would like to see if you guys know of more.

Thanks!

[Psychbiker]

Any chance we can add on a Section 6 which shows friendly vendors outside of CA that are willing to ship SSE handguns to our willing SSE FFL's here?

I know grabagun.com and Kentucky Gun Co (kygunco.com) are but would like to see if you guys know of more.

Thanks!

Good idea! Been calling around near dozen FFLs who have far better xdm 5.25 prices than the $900 Cali shops charge and nearly all freak out when they hear California. Some never heard of SSE or worry bout the hi cap mags. I feel like a salesman trying to convince them.

[Jel]

Good idea! Been calling around near dozen FFLs who have far better xdm 5.25 prices than the $900 Cali shops charge and nearly all freak out when they hear California. Some never heard of SSE or worry bout the hi cap mags. I feel like a salesman trying to convince them.

The magazines definitely are another thing to worry about. I believe some shops won't even ship the mags. Since many magazines are in the $20-$60 range each, best case scenario would be to find a vendor that not only ships SSE candidate guns, but also has no issues shipping the magazines as well. Then on our end a CA FFL that has the high capacity mag permit and will do the SSE as well as block the standard cap mags into 10 rounders.

What I've found so far as far as vendors shipping off roster hand guns to CA (no info on shipping standard "high" cap magazines) are as follows.

NOTE: Contact them to confirm their current policies on shipping off roster handguns to CA.

grabagun.com
kygunco.com

According to this thread, but not confirmed personally,

osagecountyguns.com
bigdeezguns.com
impactguns.com
xpressguns.com on gunbroker.com

And according to posts on this thread

onlinegundeals.com - The Exchange
lanbosarmory.com
tombstonetactical.com - EDIT: 2-7-2014 Will ship mags over 10 rounds to FFL's with large capacity permits
volusiatopgun.com
migunslingers.com

Good luck!

[kemasa]

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but also has no issues breaking down the mags into rebuilds for shipping. Then on our end a CA FFL that has the high capacity mag permit and will do the SSE as well as block the standard cap mags into 10 rounders.

If the magazine is being shipped to a CA FFL who has a so-called large capacity magazine permit, then there is no need to take the magazine apart.

The only reason in the past to take the magazine apart was because then it was not considered a magazine and there were no restrictions on what could be done with it.

[Jel]

If the magazine is being shipped to a CA FFL who has a so-called large capacity magazine permit, then there is no need to take the magazine apart.

The only reason in the past to take the magazine apart was because then it was not considered a magazine and there were no restrictions on what could be done with it.

You are absolutely correct. Thanks for pointing that out. will correct post.

[jeff70]

I'm a bit out of the loop, i work to much. Can someone refresh my memory, was their a proposed bill in 2013 vetoed that was intended to stop the SSE?

[ChrisTKHarris]

Any leads on Glock G42 SSE's?