Single Shot Exemption Explanation/Database Thread

[TALON1]

Thanks for all the info guys!!

Two more days, and a wake up till I pick up my SSE 1911 Sig Sauer Carry Nightmare from Tracy Rifle and Pistol!

[Psychbiker]

Change log: new shop added (Bear Arms Precision) + updated legal advice regarding maintaining the guns in converted form during 10-day wait

Google was empty. Where they located?

[duraglock]

Solar Tactical is also doing sse on several styles.

[Cyc Wid It]

Google was empty. Where they located?

Somewhere in South Lake Tahoe. Best to call them as they have a unique arrangement.

Solar Tactical is also doing sse on several styles.

Which? Please PM me all the relevant info and I'll add it.

[Psychbiker]

Solar Tactical is also doing sse on several styles.

Calling Monday. If you do xdm 5.25 9mm and the price is legit I'll fake a cough and leave work early.

[UKDude]

I've not found anyone on the list provided that has or is prepared to obtain a Glock 29 Gen4 barrel for single shot exemption, if anyone knows of any, please let me know.

If noone does, then I'm going to start working with a gunsmith to make a couple of barrels and I'd be happy to lend them to interested parties..

Any feedback for this long time lurker / first time poster would be appreciated

[EBR Works]

We can SSE the 10mm Glock models.

[Artema]

I've not found anyone on the list provided that has or is prepared to obtain a Glock 29 Gen4 barrel for single shot exemption, if anyone knows of any, please let me know.

If noone does, then I'm going to start working with a gunsmith to make a couple of barrels and I'd be happy to lend them to interested parties..

Any feedback for this long time lurker / first time poster would be appreciated

Glock 29 can fit a Glock 20 barrel. Make sure you check that, as I'm sure more people SSE the Glock 20.

[TALON1]

I picked up this Sig Sauer "Carry Nightmare" from Tracy Rifle and Pistol last Saturday...What a beauty!!

[Heathrow]

Has anyone in CA ever gotten in trouble for owning an SSE'd off roster gun? Am I naive for thinking that SSE is a harmless loophole to getting an off roster gun I prefer?

I don't plan on using my future SSE gun for HD, but it is after all registered with the authorities and it is very clear to them that the gun is off roster and I am not LEO. This makes it easy to track down.

Any thoughts/info?

[Cyc Wid It]

No.
No.
People put off roster/exempted guns on their CCW permits...

[kemasa]

There are many ways that you can legally own a handgun which is not on the register.

It might have been on the register, but dropped later.

You could have moved in from out of state.

You could be a dual resident of another state.

You could have received it as a gift as a intrafamilial transfer.

You could have bought it through a PPT, either originally from a LEO or from someone who moved from out of state or got it through an intrafamilial transfer.

The list goes on. An off roster firearm is not illegal, the only limit is on the transfer of such a firearm, PPT is ok, FFL transfer is not unless it is an intrafamilial transfer.

[LBDamned]

Has anyone in CA ever gotten in trouble for owning an SSE'd off roster gun? Am I naive for thinking that SSE is a harmless loophole to getting an off roster gun I prefer?

I don't plan on using my future SSE gun for HD, but it is after all registered with the authorities and it is very clear to them that the gun is off roster and I am not LEO. This makes it easy to track down.

Any thoughts/info?

if it's legal, how would you get in trouble?

I understand the idea of potential red tape if used in self defense ... we've been through this already though... just because it's not illegal, doesn't mean an overzealous DA won't try to use the "unsafe" routine...

"owning an SSE'd off roster gun" isn't illegal - so what circumstances would you think trouble could occur?

ETA: Also, there are other methods (besides LEO and SSE) of legally acquiring an off roster gun

[Artema]

It's registered, and the correct caliber is on your CCW, no issues.

[Heathrow]

if it's legal, how would you get in trouble?

I understand the idea of potential red tape if used in self defense ... we've been through this already though... just because it's not illegal, doesn't mean an overzealous DA won't try to use the "unsafe" routine...

"owning an SSE'd off roster gun" isn't illegal - so what circumstances would you think trouble could occur?

ETA: Also, there are other methods (besides LEO and SSE) of legally acquiring an off roster gun

Just saying the DOJ is going through all this trouble to keep me from purchasing "unsafe firearms", and I am going through all this trouble to circumvent their legislation... Even if, technically, it is not illegal, it seems very grey, so just wondering if anyone has been caught in this legal no-man's-land, that's all.