Person-To-Person Transfer Of Off Roster Handgun

[Z_0]

Is it legal for two California residents to do a person-to-person transfer of a legally owned off-roster handgun (through an FFL)?

[bacon_lover]

Yes

[CSACANNONEER]

Unless it is a CA defined AW, it's 100% legal.

[Z_0]

Thank you for your prompt answers.

[Sojournertruth]

roster dictates what new guns can be sold by dealers as - is in state

has nothing to do with guns already owned by someone

ways around the roster: buy out of state have shipped to an ffl here that will get them "in" via SAE or SSE

Buy from another person within the state that already owns the gun


thats abut it.....of course don't confuse "off roster" with guns that are illegally configured...yes those are also off the roster in that they are not on the roster...but their possession and/or transfer is not possible anyway.

[Gottmituns]

Starting 2015. PPT of Off-roster guns will be considered statutory rape.
Think ammo flippers' profits to the umpteenth degree.

[Masterdebater]

Starting 2015. PPT of Off-roster guns will be considered statutory rape.
Think ammo flippers' profits to the umpteenth degree.

^^^this x10000000000... And they'll call it capitalism to help them sleep at night

[keenkeen]

roster dictates what new guns can be sold by dealers as - is in state

has nothing to do with guns already owned by someone

ways around the roster: buy out of state have shipped to an ffl here that will get them "in" via SAE or SSE

Buy from another person within the state that already owns the gun


thats abut it.....of course don't confuse "off roster" with guns that are illegally configured...yes those are also off the roster in that they are not on the roster...but their possession and/or transfer is not possible anyway.

"New" does not really factor in...

[Librarian]

Asked and answered - yes.

See also the wiki -- http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/Pr...Party_Transfer