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I purchased a shotgun at Big 5, and I finally picked up my shotgun after ten day waiting period. My question is how do I register my shotgun? Although I know that you don't have to register your shotgun, I need to register my shotgun because I'm taking it to my military base, and XOs in my unit told everybody that we need to register all of our firearms.
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What???WTB: S&W 617 4" 10 shot Pre-Lock -
Ask them where they want you to register them. It could simply be that you have to "register" them with the base. If not, there is a voluntary registration form on the DOJ website.NRA Certified Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun and Metallic Cartridge Reloading Instructor
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ThisOriginally posted by jessegpresleyOriginally posted by Kestryll
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WHAT?Comment
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April Fools?Comment
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I think you have to register your shotgun or any other firearms if you live on post and barracks. But if you live off post, no need to register it.Comment
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Dude..reconfirm with XO. Usually registration is with the base cops.
In Calif, there is not (right now) a registration of long guns, either voluntary or involuntary. As noted, you can file an ownership doc, but that isn't registration.
See FAQ #26:
Form is at:
Fee is $19.
HSC exemption codes are:
But recheck what the XO really wants you to do, first. (If they still want "registration", produce the receipt showing you paid for Dealer Record of Sale (DROS) and call it happy.
JRLast edited by Dvrjon; 04-01-2013, 8:52 PM.Comment
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He means you have to register it with the base provost Marshalls office.Comment
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Got it. Thanks!Comment
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Best response ever!Originally posted by jessegpresleysigpic
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Lol you guys are funny.
Your XO probably meant to say is to register it on base with PMO.Comment
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You just need to take it down to the DMV with proof of insurance and a current ID. Be sure to bring it loaded, they'll want you to test fire it for them.Comment
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haha yea...also if you live in the barracks you probably have to keep it in the armory...registering of firearms on base is nothing new... that's why I lived off base hahaComment
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