So I was checking out the list of DOJ safe handguns and I noticed that they have Exp dates to the right of the list, what does that date mean?
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From the sticky in this forum:
The Roster shows an expiration date; what is that for?
That means it is time for the manufacturer/importer to pay the annual $200 fee for that model. If the fee is paid, the handgun stays on the Roster. Nothing else has to happen. If the fee is paid, no new requirements apply after an expiration date. -
Thanks so if a handgun isn't on this list I can't buy it here in California ?Comment
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Correct, sorta
My understanding is that you could buy an off roster handgun through a private party transfer of someone that owned it legally (ie: a LEO). The other option is a single shot exemption (see sticky links in this forum for more details).Last edited by Roland Deschain; 09-08-2012, 8:21 PM.Comment
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thanks guysComment
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Would be Wishful thinking on they're part , the manufacturers spend lots-o-money to keep the firearms on the roster . Not to mention how the loss of revenue would further impact our wonderful economy.Comment
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So $200 to renew each gun....how much to put each gun on the roster to begin with?Comment
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so in other words its not about safety at all, they pay the fee and there gun is on the roster, they don't pay the fee they don't get there gun an the roster, simple enough lolComment
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