Transporting C & R firearms

[Fragenstein]

My brother and me live together and even though he has the C & R license, I do most of the purchasing and collecting. My question is "How do you show proof of ownership when handling and transporting C & R type weapons" (say if I go to the range alone, etc)?

Thanks

[metalhead357]

You've got a LONG read ahead of you.............

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=42429

[762cavalier]

You are not required to show proof of ownership when transporting firearms. when you go to the range alone just pack the rifles or handguns in the car(handguns in locked case or in trunk, Longuns wherever you feel like transporting them). Even if your brother is the legal owner CA and fed law provides for the infrequent loan of a firearm. If (and I do mean if) you get pulled over and the cops search your vehicle(if again) they will just run serial #s to find out if they are stolen. They aren't going to care who "owns" them unless you are engaged in other criminal activity. At which point you have other legal issues and should just STFU and not talk to the cop.

[new cal shooter]

Gun Rack!

put them in your gun rack, hang'em HIGH! just make sure the ammo's locked up separate or in the bed of your truck,.. and unloaded,... duh

[metalhead357]

put them in your gun rack, hang'em HIGH! just make sure the ammo's locked up separate or in the bed of your truck,.. and unloaded,... duh

There is NO requirement of law that the ammo be locked up.............