My Federal 03 C&R came in yesterday. Took about 1 month. How long did it take for your CA COE to arrive?
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Another 6 weeks beyond ffl -
I am at almost 3 months waiting for mine.Comment
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I got my initial COE in about 3 weeks, from the time I had mailed my application to receiving the COE in my mailbox, this time of the year.
I sent my COE renewal 2/1 and they just cashed my check 2/23. A bit slower than what I had expected for a renewal. I figured two weeks, but looks like 4 weeks this time around.
FYI - COE renewals are $22 per year and you don't have to do Live Scan again. Just confirm/update your personal information (name, address, etc..) on the renewal form and send a check or write in CC info on the form and send it in.Comment
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What's the purpose of having a coe
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Just mailed my renewal yesterday.
The replacement normally arrives toward the end of March... it's never arrived after expiration.- Rich

Originally posted by dantoddA just government will not be overthrown by force or violence because the people have no incentive to overthrow a just government. If a small minority of people attempt such an insurrection to grab power and enslave the people, the RKBA of the whole is our insurance against their success.Comment
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Some jobs require having a COE, but in general, the COE makes the 03FFL more useful in CA:
Exemption from 10 day waiting period for C&R firearms.
Allows you to cash-and-carry C&R handguns and long guns in free states and bring them home without having to ship through an FFL.
Exemption from 1-every-30 handgun purchases (currently being enforced as for C&R only, but someone posted yesterday that they successfully DROS'd 7 handguns at once). There is a lawsuit pending on this issue.
When the new ammo restrictions kick in, they will provide an exemption to the laws prohibiting mail-order ammo purchases, as well as buying ammo out of state and coming back home with it.
So for the most part, it is a benefit only for collectors, however, the last two items impact all California gun owners.
It's $33 every 3 years for the 03FFL and $22/year for the COE.
It'll cost about $120 initially to get the licenses. It's worth it.- Rich

Originally posted by dantoddA just government will not be overthrown by force or violence because the people have no incentive to overthrow a just government. If a small minority of people attempt such an insurrection to grab power and enslave the people, the RKBA of the whole is our insurance against their success.Comment
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I do have a 03ffl.Some jobs require having a COE, but in general, the COE makes the 03FFL more useful in CA:
Exemption from 10 day waiting period for C&R firearms.
Allows you to cash-and-carry C&R handguns and long guns in free states and bring them home without having to ship through an FFL.
Exemption from 1-every-30 handgun purchases (currently being enforced as for C&R only, but someone posted yesterday that they successfully DROS'd 7 handguns at once). There is a lawsuit pending on this issue.
When the new ammo restrictions kick in, they will provide an exemption to the laws prohibiting mail-order ammo purchases, as well as buying ammo out of state and coming back home with it.
So for the most part, it is a benefit only for collectors, however, the last two items impact all California gun owners.
It's $33 every 3 years for the 03FFL and $22/year for the COE.
It'll cost about $120 initially to get the licenses. It's worth it.
OK thanks for the info
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