Hello I was hoping to get some insight on my current transfer situation. I've been searching for a while and couldn't find anything that pertains to my situation. I live in California and recently inherited 3 handguns from my grandfather. 2 revolvers and a 1911. After getting screwed pretty good by the dealer in new Jersey where guns came from they finally made it to California. All three are "off roster" and guns but we're excempt due to them coming from deceased direct relative. I provided all paperwork needed to legally transfer them to myself. I was able to transfer all 3 under 1 dros. After 10 day period I came to pick up and they informed me there was a delay. 2 days later the 1911 is now cleared and I have possession. The 2 revolvers are still delayed and 30 days is up today. Local ffl here in temecula is telling me I have to resubmit dros and pay fees again to continue process. Along with another 10 day waiting period. Now my questions. Is a second fee legitimate and why would only one of 3 guns on a background check pass after a delay. I'm more or less just wanting to make sure this ffl isn't taking advantage of me. Hope this is the correct forum...... thanks
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Was there a will? If going through an FFL you can only transfer 1 handgun every 30 days. I think you can just take possession depending how his will was set up.NRA Lifer
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Someone else will be along to help out. Maybe send a PM to fiddletown or quiet and link them to this thread.NRA Lifer
Originally posted by Click BoomI know your ban hammer is cold hammer forged and chrome lined, im not messin with it!Comment
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NRA Lifer
Originally posted by Click BoomI know your ban hammer is cold hammer forged and chrome lined, im not messin with it!Comment
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Sorry, not sorry.
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if these were new handguns. Used or gifts shouldn't be subject to 1 in 30 as they are also exempt from the roster IIRC.Comment
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You were federally exempt from the FFL requirement since this was an inheritanceHello I was hoping to get some insight on my current transfer situation. I've been searching for a while and couldn't find anything that pertains to my situation. I live in California and recently inherited 3 handguns from my grandfather. 2 revolvers and a 1911. After getting screwed pretty good by the dealer in new Jersey where guns came from they finally made it to California. All three are "off roster" and guns but we're excempt due to them coming from deceased direct relative. I provided all paperwork needed to legally transfer them to myself. I was able to transfer all 3 under 1 dros. After 10 day period I came to pick up and they informed me there was a delay. 2 days later the 1911 is now cleared and I have possession. The 2 revolvers are still delayed and 30 days is up today. Local ffl here in temecula is telling me I have to resubmit dros and pay fees again to continue process. Along with another 10 day waiting period. Now my questions. Is a second fee legitimate and why would only one of 3 guns on a background check pass after a delay. I'm more or less just wanting to make sure this ffl isn't taking advantage of me. Hope this is the correct forum...... thanks
Those guns could have been sent to you and you could have self registered them
Note: You needed to be the actual person who inherited these guns. This would not apply to Mom or Dad getting them and passing them on to you after THEY INHERITED THEM and simply wanted you to have them after the fact.Last edited by taperxz; 01-23-2017, 10:03 AM.Comment
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NRA Lifer
Originally posted by Click BoomI know your ban hammer is cold hammer forged and chrome lined, im not messin with it!Comment
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guns were left specifically to myself. Will has my full name along with make, model, caliber and serial number of all three handgunsYou were federally exempt from the FFL requirement since this was an inheritance
Those guns could have been sent to you and you could have self registered them
Note: You needed to be the actual person who inherited these guns. This would not apply to Mom or Dad getting them and passing them on to you after THEY INHERITED THEM and simply wanted you to have them after the fact.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using TapatalkLast edited by foffie; 01-23-2017, 10:19 AM.Comment
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If thats the case, you were exempt from the federal law that requires the use of an FFL from an out of state transfer. Since the guns were in fact sent to an FFL, you missed that window and must adhere to the process unless you want to send them back to where they came from and start over.Comment
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not sure if I can agree with that based on this [URL]http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1058641/URL] but still looking for answer to original questions 30 days passed and they want me to pay dros again. and why would only 1 of 3 pass if all on same check??If thats the case, you were exempt from the federal law that requires the use of an FFL from an out of state transfer. Since the guns were in fact sent to an FFL, you missed that window and must adhere to the process unless you want to send them back to where they came from and start over.
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