Gun Transfer Question

[Thecrazyone1]

Can a relative (Uncle) who lives in Nevada transfer an (CA) off list gun he owns to me when he's visiting California? (With a 10 round mag)

[Librarian]

No.

NV resident to CA resident is interstate.

Interstate must go through FFL.

FFL transfers must be on-Roster unless somehow exempt.

FFL-mediated intrafamilial transfers are exempt.

Uncle is not direct-line family, does not count as intrafamilial.

See also the Calguns Foundation Wiki articles on

Intrafamilial transfer - http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/in...Family_Members

Interstate transfer - http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/in...rms_Interstate

[Jyruiz]

Wow, I just read those links cause I was wondering if my brother from out of state could do an intrafamily transfer and the answer is no, but he could transfer it to my mother here in CA and then she could transfer it it me. What a pain.

[blockfort]

A pain, yes, but don't worry, these laws also make it difficult for criminals to bring guns into California. So we are all safer for them.

[billybob_jcv]

Wow, I just read those links cause I was wondering if my brother from out of state could do an intrafamily transfer and the answer is no, but he could transfer it to my mother here in CA and then she could transfer it it me. What a pain.

That could be considered a "structured" deal - which is also a no-no...

[thrasherfox]

A pain, yes, but don't worry, these laws also make it difficult for criminals to bring guns into California. So we are all safer for them.

[morrcarr67]

Wow, I just read those links cause I was wondering if my brother from out of state could do an intrafamily transfer and the answer is no, but he could transfer it to my mother here in CA and then she could transfer it it me. What a pain.

That could be considered a "structured" deal - which is also a no-no...

Right. Can't do it that way.

However, if your dad or grandparents lived in the same state that your brother live in he could give it to them in that state and then they can give it to you.

The "structured" deal doesn't count then.

[Oceanbob]

A pain, yes, but don't worry, these laws also make it difficult for criminals to bring guns into California. So we are all safer for them.

I call FUD....got any proof of your wild statement..?

Criminals with other criminal friends out-of-state will ignore both Federal and State laws..!! And just ship guns, drugs, whatever direct. No accountability.

So please, stop blowing smoke out of your poop hole.

[Jyruiz]

That could be considered a "structured" deal - which is also a no-no...

Yeah, I am not looking at doing that and thought it was wierd they had an example on how to get around it.

[morrcarr67]

A pain, yes, but don't worry, these laws also make it difficult for criminals to bring guns into California. So we are all safer for them.

I call FUD....got any proof of your wild statement..?

Criminals with other criminal friends out-of-state will ignore both Federal and State laws..!! And just ship guns, drugs, whatever direct. No accountability.

So please, stop blowing smoke out of your poop hole.

I guess it just my personality but I read it as sarcasm.

[Oceanbob]

I guess it just my personality but I read it as sarcasm.

Oh...you might be right............................................. .................................................. .................................................. ........nevermind