So, if I understand this correctly, my Mother can purchase a Shield in AZ, and then gift it to me. The transfer needing to take place through a FFL. Am I correct? She takes it to FFL in AZ, who then ships it to my FFL locally? Or can she ship directly to my FFL? Sorry if this is old hat to some.
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How to get Non-CA Shield in CA
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How to get Non-CA Shield in CA
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If it isn't on the roster, nope.
Your only chance is a single shot exemption. The gun has to be modified to be single shot, then it can come in like you planned through FFL's. Once it is yours then you can modify it back.
Or if you can find one already in California and buy it as a private party transfer. -
I thought that intra-family transfers were different. I could be wrong though, seems to be a trend.If it isn't on the roster, nope.
Your only chance is a single shot exemption. The gun has to be modified to be single shot, then it can come in like you planned through FFL's. Once it is yours then you can modify it back.
Or if you can find one already in California and buy it as a private party transfer.Comment
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This is incorrect.If it isn't on the roster, nope.
Your only chance is a single shot exemption. The gun has to be modified to be single shot, then it can come in like you planned through FFL's. Once it is yours then you can modify it back.
Or if you can find one already in California and buy it as a private party transfer.
OP is correct, it its perfectly legal via intra-familiar transfer. Your mom can ship it directly to the ca ffl of your choosing. Make sure to check around first though because a lot of shops don't know how to this type of transfer and also the shop can charge whatever they want to do it. Hopefully she can find one there they are hard to get anywhere for a decent price.Comment
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Opie,
You're good to go. Shame she bought that Shield for herself and just didn't like it, right?WARNING: This post may contain material offensive to those who lack wit, humor, common sense and/or supporting factual or anecdotal evidence. All statements and assertions contained herein may be subject to but not limited to: irony, metaphor, allusion and dripping sarcasm.Comment
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That's what I thought. If it's intra-family, it doesn't need to be on the roster. I love my Mom, but she can't make up her mind about the gun she wants. I hate to see her waste money.This is incorrect.
OP is correct, it its perfectly legal via intra-familiar transfer. Your mom can ship it directly to the ca ffl of your choosing. Make sure to check around first though because a lot of shops don't know how to this type of transfer and also the shop can charge whatever they want to do it. Hopefully she can find one there they are hard to get anywhere for a decent price.
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I need to convince my mom to move to AZ.sigpicComment
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