Handgun PPT?

[Cali-Shooter]

Hello, I'm aware of how the state makes it so that when you buy a handgun directly thru the dealer (FFL), that the gun must be registered in your name and is registered to your current address of residence.

But, that whole scheme doesn't apply to Private Party Transfers of handguns, correct? I am not clear as to whether PPT's of handguns are or are not registered by the state with your name and address like guns thru the dealer are. I know for sure that handgun PPT's are exempt from that awful 30 day waiting period between buying a handgun. If someone could clear up my inquiries, that would be awesome.

[RollingCode3]

Every thing is the same except for the 1 per 30 days rule. What scheme?

[NapaCountyShooter]

The only ways that PPT is different than an FFL deal is no Sales tax on the cost of the weapon, no 30 day wait from the last dros, and the roster doesn't apply. There's no way to legally transfer a modern handgun in this state without registering it.

[Cokebottle]

The only ways that PPT is different than an FFL deal is no Sales tax on the cost of the weapon, no 30 day wait from the last dros, and the roster doesn't apply. There's no way to legally transfer a handgun in this state without registering it.

This.

Covered all of the bases.

[Cali-Shooter]

The only ways that PPT is different than an FFL deal is no Sales tax on the cost of the weapon, no 30 day wait from the last dros, and the roster doesn't apply. There's no way to legally transfer a handgun in this state without registering it.

Thanks for the clarification. You hit it right on the dot, it seems

[BayAreaShooter]

The only ways that PPT is different than an FFL deal is no Sales tax on the cost of the weapon, no 30 day wait from the last dros, and the roster doesn't apply. There's no way to legally transfer a handgun in this state without registering it.

I though Cap and Ball pistols were cash and carry. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[NapaCountyShooter]

Haha. You've got me there. I'll amend to say a modern handgun.

[BayAreaShooter]

Haha. You've got me there. I'll amend to say a modern handgun.

Gotcha

[j.primo]

C&R handguns also need to go through an FFL for PPT. Unless you have a C&R license? Someone correct me if I'm wrong, so I'll know the definate answer.

[Librarian]

The summary:

Read this: http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/in..._in_California

The implementation of PPT is CA or military ID (with permanent change of station orders to CA) only, both buyer and seller at the same FFL.

INSIDE CA, C&R handguns are just handguns - sales must go through FFL.

OUTSIDE CA, if you have a C&R license you can buy handguns, and when you come back to CA you tell the state (file the form, pay the fee).

CAP AND BALL, muzzle loaders and such (legal definition is longer than that) are not firearms for the buying and selling part - but they ARE firearms for carrying; different parts of Penal Code treat them differently.

[NapaCountyShooter]

Gotcha

If you can mail order it from Cabela's, you're good to go. Don't let the gangbangers find out about this or they'll start pulling drivebys with cap & balls. After that, it's only a matter of time till the media starts calling them Glocks and AK's.

[Cokebottle]

C&R handguns also need to go through an FFL for PPT. Unless you have a C&R license? Someone correct me if I'm wrong, so I'll know the definate answer.

All handguns (other than front-stuffers) manufactured after 1898 must go through an FFL to be transferred within or into California with two exceptions.
1 - An 03FFL may travel out of state and purchase a C&R handgun, then bring it home with him. He must declare and register the gun after getting home.
2 - No FFL is needed for an in-state intrafamilial transfer. Again, simple declaration (and $19) is all that is needed.

[DVIII]

Here's a scenario I need assistance on:

I desire a handgun not on the roster.
I do not own any handguns.
My brother who is a resident of another State can legally purchase the handgun in his name.
I would like him to PPT to me.

What obstacles do I have?

[Cali-Shooter]

Here's a scenario I need assistance on:

I desire a handgun not on the roster.
I do not own any handguns.
My brother who is a resident of another State can legally purchase the handgun in his name.
I would like him to PPT to me.

What obstacles do I have?

Read this page: http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/in...ually_apply.3F

[DVIII]

Read this page: http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/in...ually_apply.3F

So brother = immediate family. good.
He must GIFT it to me.
He needs to ship it to an FFL that will accept non-FFL
"Note that this is still an interstate transfer, and the FFL may charge any fee for this service he may think appropriate."
I need to find an FFL who will accept from a non-FFL and wont rape me.

That about it?