Tac-Sol Pac-Lite for Ruger

[NewbieDave]

Hmmm... reading my own post over.

Wouldn't someone with duo-residents in both CA and any other state be a great person to PPT handguns on the side as a side-profit?

Let say... he lives in NV but have have residents in CA also, and spend equal amount of time in both state. He buys handgun in NV, bring it into the states whenever he comes back for work reason... PPT to whoever wants it

There got to be a catch somewhere...

Just thinking aloud.


~dpc

[KING_PALM]

Then screw Pac Sol. No reason a LEO shouldn't be able to get it here. Its like sportsmans guide and cheaper than dirt. Don't support them if they won't support us. There are others out there.

there is not another and their product is TOP NOTCH!

CTD sucks and SG sucks.
its not Tac-sols fault that our state has ****ty gun laws.

[DKlaw]

ND,

I think this is what limits the "loop-hole" you envision;

"12078 (c) (1) Subdivision (d) of Section 12072 shall not apply
to the infrequent transfer of a firearm that is not a
handgun by gift, bequest, intestate succession, or other
means by one individual to another if both individuals are
members of the same immediate family."

with the key word there being "infrequent". I believe CA law limits you to 6 or less handgun transfers per year. more than that and you are considered a dealer.

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Ignore my handle. I am not a lawyer. What I write here is not legal advice.... just my opinions.

[chsk9]

ND,

I think this is what limits the "loop-hole" you envision;

"12078 (c) (1) Subdivision (d) of Section 12072 shall not apply
to the infrequent transfer of a firearm that is not a
handgun by gift, bequest, intestate succession, or other
means by one individual to another if both individuals are
members of the same immediate family."

with the key word there being "infrequent". I believe CA law limits you to 6 or less handgun transfers per year. more than that and you are considered a dealer.

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Ignore my handle. I am not a lawyer. What I write here is not legal advice.... just my opinions.

So I can have a sibling out of state purchase one (or 3!) and PPT when they come down to visit?

[NewbieDave]

No... your sibling will have to be CA residents with CDL.

As a Idaho resident, if you transport a handgun into CA, in order for you to get it off your hands... you have to give it to a FFL, who accepts it... almost like you shipped it to him. From there, he can do the paperwork for the CA resident. BUT here's the sticky part... it isn't a PPT anymore. SO, the handgun needs to be a rostered handgun for him to DROS to a CA (non-LEO) resident.

If they were only visiting, it does not work as a PPT. That's why there's inter-family transfer... but that's only good from parent-to-child or grandparents-to-grandchild.


~dpc

[trob]

No... your sibling will have to be CA residents with CDL.



If they were only visiting, it does not work as a PPT. That's why there's inter-family transfer... but that's only good from parent-to-child or grandparents-to-grandchild.


~dpc

so if my dad buys one in idaho (resident) , he can transfer it to me through a FFL when he comes to visit?

[DKlaw]

so if my dad buys one in idaho (resident) , he can transfer it to me through a FFL when he comes to visit?

Maybe we should redirect this to the FFL group where some folks who actually have to process this stuff might know.

[CHS]

so if my dad buys one in idaho (resident) , he can transfer it to me through a FFL when he comes to visit?

Yup.

Roster-exempt intra-familial transfer. No problem.

[ke6guj]

so if my dad buys one in idaho (resident) , he can transfer it to me through a FFL when he comes to visit?

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=137527

[chsk9]

This truly blows... my parents are dead... anyone got a loaner?

[DKlaw]

This truly blows... my parents are dead... anyone got a loaner?

Fresh out on the loaner front but..... Do you have any children or grandchildren living out of state? the transfer can go either direction.

[ke6guj]

Inter-families and PPT are exempt for non-rostered handguns.

ARRGGHHH, it is INTRAfamily, not Interfamily. inTRA means "within", InTER means "occuring betwen".

Intranet vs Internet
Intrastate vs Interstate
Intraracial vs interracial
etc

not trying to call you out NewbieDave, you just happened to be the OPfirst person to use inTER in this thread.

[chsk9]

ARRGGHHH, it is INTRAfamily, not Interfamily. inTRA means "within", InTER means "occuring betwen".

Intranet vs Internet
Intrastate vs Interstate
Intraracial vs interracial
etc

not trying to call you out NewbieDave, you just happened to be the OP in this thread.

huh... I thought I was the OP on this thread...

[ke6guj]

huh... I thought I was the OP on this thread...

my bad, I meant that he was the first person in the thread to use inTER.

[NewbieDave]

errrr.... me ESL.