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rjf has it exactly.
I think the part you are missing is "cash and carry" means buying from a dealer and walking out the door, gun in hand. There is no such thing in CA. Every transaction through an FFL01 requires the DROS and ten day wait. Since the receiver is the gun so far as the law is concerned, it doesn't matter if it's a complete gun or not.
"Face to face" on the other hand, refers to a transaction between two people without going through a dealer (FFL01). This is perfectly legal on long guns over 50 years old.
Clear as mud?
I think the part you are missing is "cash and carry" means buying from a dealer and walking out the door, gun in hand. There is no such thing in CA. Every transaction through an FFL01 requires the DROS and ten day wait. Since the receiver is the gun so far as the law is concerned, it doesn't matter if it's a complete gun or not.
"Face to face" on the other hand, refers to a transaction between two people without going through a dealer (FFL01). This is perfectly legal on long guns over 50 years old.
Clear as mud?
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